Kide Science articles

Kide Science partners with Fable Street and Curiosity Edulab LLP in India to jointly offer an engaging experience in Science Education for 3-8 year olds. 

Kide Science is starting its first collaboration in the capital of Morocco with Arrayssoun school.

How can you use stories to keep students engaged in science activities?

How can you use stories to keep students engaged in science activities?

At first glance, science and language education are opposites. If you take time to learn science, that’s taking time away from language learning and literacy. But at Kide Science, we’ve found a new approach that benefits both science and literacy skills.

Kide Science is launching in Mexico with the international San Jorge School, where classes are taught in English. The Kide Science program will start in August, led by teachers with children ages 3-8.

Tests suck. What should take their place?

There's a very simple way to answer most children's questions that gets them thinking. What do you think it is?

This is the second video in our 10-part teacher training series, focusing on how you can structure your lessons to provide fun, unique challenges to scientists of all abilities within the same experiments.

This is the first video in our 10-part teacher training series, focusing on lesson structure and how to build consistency, routine, and transitions that will create a safe space for your students to learn.

We asked Kindiedays to provide their thoughts on assessment , and they were gracious enough to accept. What follows are their thoughts on evaluating and communicating the learning process.

A natural curiosity and a little empathy make for a great scientist, regardless of age. Children have both in spades.With that in mind, here are a few ideas to create a fun science experience for your children or students in those "in-between" moments that life is so full of.

We’re passionate about improving early years education, and we’re not alone. If you’re reading this, you probably are, too. But we can’t do it alone. We are but a humble startup working with children aged 3-8, and there is so much to do! Fortunately, we have friends.We want to highlight these 7 Finnish friends that are tackling different challenges in early years education, and doing an awesome job.

There's a better way to evaluate progress in learners. It's not rocket science.

There’s a Chinese idiom that says the road to success is strewn with setbacks. If this turns out to be true, we’re delighted to begin down this road with the team at Zhejiang Science and Technology Museum.

Sri Aurobindo Group of Institutes has joined with Finnish partners Kide Science and New Nordic School to bring world-renowned teaching practices to Indore when Nordic High International School (NHIS) opens their doors in June 2021.

How can you be sure that children have learned how to make an observation if they can’t or won’t verbalize it?

Kide Science is proud to be announce our new partnership with House of Wisdom, which reimagines how a library can function in modern society.

After a successful launch in Väike Päike’s classrooms in the fall of 2020, Kide Science will be available via their digital solution, DigiLa. Students and parents in Estonia will be able to bring Kide Science lessons directly into their household.

Kide Science has agreed with the City of Helsinki to bring playful, story-based science education to their daycare students. The program includes training materials for the teachers, as well as inspiring lesson plans.

Stories are a natural way for humans to understand the world around them. Find out how to use stories to make science easy and fun for young scientists.