Discoveries and inventions make it to the
headlines every day, it is important that children get familiar with different
interesting concepts of science at an early age. Science happens all around us
every day and as parents you have endless opportunities to invite your child
into the wonders of science. When we encourage children to ask questions, make
predictions, offer explanations and explore in a safe environment, we enlighten
and as well as delight them.
Da Vinci Learning Channel has various
programs and videos on different scientific concepts. The shows are so engaging
and interesting that the whole family can watch and discuss it together. The fun science experiments for kids are concept based and makes it easier for kids to learn.Through these shows you
can introduce your child to the natural world of science. When you least expect
it the moment of learning will occur.
There is an old Chinese saying: I hear and I
forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand. So let’s know little about
some programs by Da Vinci Learning Channel to understand the different concepts
of Science:
Backyard
Science: It’s science BY kids FOR kids, and it’s
science as part of THEIR world.
This is a show that takes science out of the classroom and hurls it into
the real world. The team of kids give science a shake-up, showing everyone that
science is a part of everyday life… and it is fun to learn new concepts, the
new way. Each program of the show presents kids with easy, practical experiments
or activities. There are no laboratories here, this is science for everybody –
in the garden, in the kitchen, under the shed…wherever the kids want to take
it.Aged between
8 to12, your little geniuses can now learn with this best science program on Da
Vinci Learning Channel.
SciQ: Feed your brain while on an adventure or two – with SciQ
SciQ introduces a younger audience to science through adventure
presenting a wide range of topics guaranteed to capture the imagination of
kids. What is the future of living underwater? How does the magic of movie
making work? What does a detective investigate a crime scene? Can fish talk –
what are they saying? Do twins have identical fingerprints? Could you fly
without a plane?These and many other questions will be researched, investigated
and answered by energetic young explorers Andrew and Paula. In each episode
they take on the challenge of testing their SciQ based on a weekly theme.
Science Please!: Quench your thirst for knowledge!
How do we
generate electricity? Why is ice
slippery? How does a telephone carry
sound? Why does the wind blow? How does a fridge produce cold? Why does a bomb
go off? How does radiation work? Why do some things float while others sink?
How does friction work? Why is the sky blue? What do planets, plants and people
have in common?
Got a
science question? Got a minute? Mixing animation with a keen sense of
situational humor and archival footage, these comprehensive shorts never shy
away from hardcore science as encountered in our daily lives, answering our
need to grasp the complexities and intricacies of what‘s simply out there, so
familiar yet so fascinating at the same time.
The Science of Bubbles: Pop goes the science!
Fun physicist Helen Czerski takes watchers on
an amazing journey into the science of bubbles. Bubbles may seem to be just fun
toys, but they are also powerful tools that push back the boundaries of
science.The soap bubble with its delicate, fragile skin tells us about how
nature works on scales as large as solar system and as small as a single
wavelength of light. Then there are underwater bubbles, which matter because
they are part of how the planet works. Out at sea, breaking waves generate huge
plumes of bubbles, which help the oceans breathe.From the way animals behave to
the way drinks taste, this documentary shows how bubbles affect the world in
all sorts of unexpected ways. Whether it's the future of ship design or
innovative new forms of medical treatment, bubbles play a vital role.
