WHY should you CHOOSE COOL SCIENCE?
WOULD YOUR CHILD LIKE?
- To make his own slime, in his favorite color and with glitter?
- To make chocolate ice cream in 10 minutes, without a refrigerator?
- To launch his own rocket?
- To learn explosive chemical reactions?
- To discover many other scientific tricks?
IF YES, you 've found THE RIGHT PLACE!
WOULD YOU LIKE?
- To develop the intellectual capacity of your children?
- To stimulate their cognitive development?
- To develop their critical thinking?
- To stimulate their creativity?
- To boost their academic studies?
- To stimulate their fine motor skills?
- Them to learn science by practicing/doing it and having fun?
IF YES, visit our "laboratory" and give your children the chance to DISCOVER HOW COOL SCIENCE can be !
How useful can cool science be?
Cool Science proposes
- Fun science activities for kids aged between 3 and 11 years old
- A rich and varied program of more than 30 cool experiments, already successfully tested in class
- The use of everyday ingredients, but also real laboratory equipment
- A hands-on approach, that will allow children to learn science by doing-it while having fun
- A program created and led by Maria Macedo, a biologist with a PhD in neuroscience and a passion for teaching science to children
- Many weekly classes, lots of fun birthday parties and some good holiday camps
- Many Uhm, Wow, Yeeeeaah! and Aha! moments that will spark your kid’s CREATIVITY, develop their critical scientific THINKING and boost their performance at SCHOOL.
How Cool Science can be ?
Dozens of fun and educational experiments, like making fluorescent bouncing slime, mini-rockets, volcano models, bio-electricity, ice-cream without freezer, apple light bulbs, lemon batteries... and so much more.
True EUREKA moments that will BRING OUT the SCIENTIST in them!
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Who created "Cool Science"?
Maria Macedo, PhD.
Hello everyone ! My name is Maria and I am happy to share with you on how I have come up to create "Cool Science" for kids.
I am a biologist with 14 years of laboratory experience, in different countries. In 2012, I received my PhD in Neuroscience from the VU University of Amsterdam for the study of "The genetics of early onset Parkinsonism."
In addition, and previously to that, in Porto, I was offered by the local College of Education, the chance to develop and deliver a one-year science program for gifted children. Working closely with those knowledgeable, naturally curious and highly demanding children, represented a fantastic challenge, at first, and eventually one of the most fulfilling experiences I ever had, which inspired me to create, some years later, "Cool Science" in Lausanne.
Finally, in 2013, I interrupted my scientific career to join my husband in his relocation to Lausanne and to better support our two lovely children.
Currently, I am happy to do what I love – teaching science to young kids - and am looking forward to developing further my educational project: "Cool Science"!