Why is the sky blue? In this first session of Curiosity Club, kids dive into one big question and explore it the way real scientists do — through discussion, hands-on experiments, and reflection. Rather than simply being told the answer, children discover it for themselves, building observation and thinking skills that go far beyond this one session.

What to Expect?

• A guided discussion on what kids already know (or think they know) about the topic.
• Time spent listing and exploring questions together as a group.
• Hands-on experiments that bring the science to life.
• A reflective wrap-up connecting the experiment back to the big question.
• One in-person session.

Who Is It For?

Kids who:

• Ask a lot of "why" questions and love figuring things out.
• Enjoy hands-on activities over passive listening.
• Are curious about how the world works, from science to everyday phenomena.
• Want a fun, social Saturday activity that builds real thinking skills.

Why Join?

Because curiosity is a skill worth nurturing, not just a phase. This session builds observation, prediction, inquiry, collaboration, and reflection all through one engaging question. It's the first of an ongoing series designed around a simple idea: one big question, lots of discoveries, and learning that actually sticks.