Virtual and Digital Courses

Little Scientist Starter Pack

Early Learners
Ages: 4 to 6

Timeless appeal with exciting experiments like the volcano eruption, floating and sinking, and ice excavation.

Enroll today for FREE early access!

Course Detail

Spark your child’s curiosity with our Little Scientists Starter Pack—a collection of fun, hands-on STEM activities designed to inspire creativity, critical thinking, and a love for learning.

This self-paced course combines engaging video lessons, easy-to-follow guides, and exciting experiments that bring science and engineering to life using everyday materials.

Perfect for young learners, this program makes STEM accessible, affordable, and endlessly fun!

Course Features

Engaging STEM Activities
Easy-to-Follow Video Lessons
Printable Activity Guide
Household Material Lists
Digital Badges
Certificate of Completion
Self-Paced Learning
Parent-Friendly Design
Minimal prep time

Meagan VW

Mom and Teacher

We care about our kids’ education and how they learn and grow into little humans. Let me help you provide the best experience for your kiddo(s)!

On-demand video
Full Lifetime Access
Access on Mobile and Computer
Certificate of Completion

Course Content

11 sections • 28 lecture • 19h 33m total length

Get ready for an explosive adventure! Kids will create a fizzing volcano using baking soda, vinegar, and a touch of imagination. They’ll learn about chemical reactions while crafting their own mini-mountain of lava.

How tall can you build a tower with marshmallows and toothpicks? This activity helps kids explore shapes, stability, and the basics of engineering while having a blast constructing wobbly, delicious structures.

STEM Concept: Engineering and structural stability.

Transform your kitchen into an artful science lab by mixing primary colors to create a rainbow. Kids will discover how colors combine to make new shades using simple materials like food coloring and water.

STEM Concept: Basic color theory and observation.

Why do some objects float while others sink? Kids will explore this question by testing different materials in water and recording their observations. Perfect for sparking curiosity about buoyancy and density.

STEM Concept: Physical properties and buoyancy.

Zoom into learning by building a car powered by air! Kids will create a simple vehicle using a balloon, straws, and wheels, then watch it speed off with just a puff of air.

STEM Concept: Motion and air pressure.

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Become an icy archaeologist! Kids will excavate small toys frozen in ice blocks using salt and warm water. They’ll learn how temperature and salt affect ice melting along the way.

STEM Concept: States of matter and melting points.

Guide a paperclip through a maze using a magnet! Kids will experiment with magnetism by moving the clip without touching it, turning science into a fun, magical game.

STEM Concept: Magnetism and forces.

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