We made a volcano, a circuit and a periscope. My little brother thinks I am a wizard now.
Won school science fair
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Kabir T.Grade 5 · Science
Academics · Science
Science Galaxy
Every lesson ends with “can we try that at home?” A hands-on science program where kids learn physics, chemistry and biology by doing — 40+ safe home experiments, live demos and a curiosity journal that never runs out of questions.
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40+ safe experiments with kitchen materials
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Live demos in every single class
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Science-fair project built by term end
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Curiosity journal reviewed by mentors
What your child will be able to do.
Not vague promises — these are the checkpoints mentors sign off on before the program ends.
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Explain everyday phenomena — why the sky is blue, why ice floats
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Design a fair experiment with a hypothesis and a control
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Build working models: circuits, pulleys, a periscope, a filter
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Read the night sky: phases, planets and constellations
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Present a science-fair project with real data
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Ask better questions — and know how to chase the answers
- Solids, liquids, gases & state changes
- Mixtures and how to separate them
- Acids & bases with red-cabbage indicator
- Density tower experiment
- Push, pull, friction & gravity
- Simple machines around the house
- Build a pulley and a lever balance
- Newton’s laws with toy-car races
- Safe circuits with battery kits
- Conductors vs insulators hunt
- Make an electromagnet
- How motors and dynamos work
- Cells, seeds and germination logs
- Human body systems tour
- Food chains & ecosystems
- Microbes: the good, the bad, the yeasty
- Layers of the Earth & volcanoes
- Weather vs climate
- Moon phases with a lamp and a ball
- Tour of the solar system
- Pick a big question
- Design & run your experiment
- Record data like a scientist
- Present at our online science fair
Meet your mentor.
Every batch is led by a specialist — not a generalist reading slides.
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Dr. Kabir Menon
Head of SciencePhD Physics · ex-planetarium educator
Kabir spent six years running shows at a planetarium before teaching online. He owns more magnets than furniture and believes every child is one good experiment away from loving science.
From learners in Science Galaxy.
Frequently asked questions.
Yes. Every experiment uses everyday, non-hazardous materials — think vinegar, baking soda, lemons, magnets and battery kits. Anything that needs adult supervision is clearly flagged in advance, and mentors demo each one live first.
No kit purchase is required. Ninety percent of experiments use things already in your kitchen. An optional ₹999 kit with a circuit set and magnets is available if you would rather have everything in one box.
The modules cover the core physics, chemistry, biology and earth-science concepts from grades 4–9 across major boards — taught through experiments instead of textbook diagrams, so school chapters feel like revision.
In the final module every child designs their own investigation, collects real data and presents it at our online science fair. Parents are the audience; certificates and very loud applause are guaranteed.