Humans are naturally curious — we ask questions and explore since childhood.
Science is our tool to understand the world and uncover its secrets.
It is everywhere: in kitchens, oceans, forests, playgrounds, and even outer space.
To be wise, always be a "Whys" person — keep asking questions.
Science = Thinking + Observing + Experimenting.
Like a giant jigsaw puzzle: each discovery is a piece, but the puzzle is endless.
Old ideas can change when new discoveries arrive.
Science connects to all parts of life
Life, plants, animals, ecosystems
Cuisines, ingredients, nutrition
Paper, plastic, metal, rubber
Ice, water, steam, water cycle
Hot/cold, fever thermometer
Sun, Moon, Stars, Galaxies
Science is a process, not just facts.
Notice something interesting
Example: You see a plant growing towards the light
Ask why/how it happens
Example: Why does the plant grow towards the light?
Make a possible answer
Example: The plant grows towards light to get more sunlight for photosynthesis
Experiment or observe more
Example: Place plants in different lighting conditions and observe their growth
Check if the guess was correct
Example: Compare the growth of plants in different lighting
Think OQGTA → "Old Queen Gave Tea Away"
Cooking, repairing, gardening = all mini-science activities.
Anyone applying the method = a scientist in action.
Science is teamwork → Scientists work together globally.
Heat transfer, chemical reactions
Mechanical principles, problem-solving
Plant biology, soil chemistry
Electrical circuits, energy flow
Curiosity makes us explore the unknown.
The word science comes from Latin scientia, meaning knowledge. New species are discovered on Earth every year! 🐠🌱
Science is like cooking 🍳 — You ask why taste is odd, change ingredients (test), observe results. That's science in action!