Autumn has arrived, and our Kinder students are diving deep into the world of leaves. They discovered various types of leaves, and created a beautiful “cloth” for their squirrel and hedgehog friends! Through fun science experiments, they explored chlorophyll, learning why leaves are green and change colors in the fall. Plus, they used leaves to rub the Chinese characters they’ve learned at YALP, even testing a middle school student—how fun!
Our 1st and 2nd graders transformed their classroom into a makerspace, where they marveled at non-Newtonian fluid experiments, built archers to explore the principles of motion and dynamics, and upcycled bottles into stunning decorations to brighten their classrooms.
Meanwhile, our upper-grade students were completely captivated by ancient Chinese mystery puzzles. The logical triangles and topological space challenges set their brains on fire, stretching their minds in exciting ways!
What an inspiring and creative season for our YALP students!
