Biology

Description: In this activity students will uncover the secrets of their own eyes by finding the hidden blind spot and exploring the diverse ways of how eyes perceive color.

Description: Ever wonder how sharp your hearing is? This experiment lets you map your personal range of audible sounds. Dive into the world of sound perception and learn how to measure your own hearing threshold – the quietest sounds you can detect. We’ll use a sequence of fading whispers (tones that gradually get quieter) to uncover your unique limits. The number of tones you hear at each frequency tells us your volume limit, giving you a personalized hearing map.

Description: Preparing a microscope slide of an onion root tip to observe mitosis is a fascinating experiment that allows students to witness the intricate process of cell division firsthand. 

Description: This experiment offers students hands-on experience in exploring the world of antibacterials, antiseptics and disinfectants  by testing their effectiveness against different microbes.

Description: This laboratory work offers students the opportunity to master the technique of growing bacteria cultures and observe their growth firsthand. While undertaking this cultivation process, they will learn about these ubiquitous single-celled organisms, present in almost all environments from air to soil. These tiny organisms play a crucial role in nature’s cycles, ensuring the constant flow of matter and energy.

Description: In this laboratory session, students will explore the production of fermented milk products. They will discover the essential role bacteria play in this process, breaking down lactose in milk and turning it into fermented milk products with a characteristic taste and aroma. To deepen their understanding, students will craft their own yogurt and cheese, gaining valuable hands-on experience.

Tree rings serve as a valuable source of information about the life of trees, providing insights into their history, forest dynamics, and environmental conditions. This hands-on activity allows students to explore and reinforce their understanding of tree ring structure through the creation of a cardboard puzzle.