STEAM Explorers

Learn about Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM) in a fun and interactive way!

₹2,250+ GST

Age Group 7–10 years
Course Duration 5 weeks
Session Duration 60 minutes
Completion Yes
Sessions 5 Sessions
Frequency Once a week
Course Valid till Forever

STEAM Explorers

Overview
Objectives
Curriculum
Instructor

₹2,250+ GST

+ GST

About The Course

This course will be your gateway to explore and experience the science behind common, everyday appliances. The course also focuses on upcycling materials at home to create complex contraptions. By unearthing the mechanisms behind the appliances you use, this course aims to mould you into conscientious, young citizen scientists. It is also designed to encourage you to think, analyse, predict and problem-solve, all while having fun!

Who Is This Course For?

This course is designed to help students aged 7–10 develop critical thinking and motor skills and improve their awareness of the world around them.

Course Objectives

The STEAM Explorers course will help you:

Learn about simple machines, levers and planes
Understand force and motion
Learn about flying machines
Visualise different mechanisms

Curriculum

Session 1 / 5
Levers

00:05:00
Session 2 / 5
Scissor Arm

00:05:00
Session 3 / 5
Linkages

00:05:00
Session 4 / 5
Inclined Plane

00:05:00
Session 5 / 5
Wright Brothers

00:05:00

Instructor

Hackberry

Education Company

Hackberry, an education company based out of Mumbai was started in 2017. The Hackberry team is passionate about inspiring and enabling the next generation of creators, innovators and entrepreneurs.

Our programs are designed to build curiosity, engage students and encourage experiential learning through hands-on activities. Hackberry optimises student learning by focusing on small learning groups. We currently offer courses in Coding, STEAM, Design Thinking, Artificial Intelligence and Entrepreneurship and have trained over 10,000 students in coding and entrepreneurship. Our flagship Kidpreneur Competition, which was a business plan competition for students aged 10–15, was a tremendous success.