Science Room

Science Room：Igniting Curiosity Through Order
In the order of materials, a child's scientific curiosity is sparked. This zone is designed as a foundational laboratory for young minds, where structured exploration cultivates both wonder and disciplined inquiry.

Educational Objectives:

• To ignite curiosity and a desire for exploration through observation and simple experiments.
  
• To develop scientific thinking and problem-solving skills through hands-on practice.
  
• To cultivate habits of documentation, verbal expression, and sharing through group collaboration.
  
• To foster abilities in categorization, organization, and self-directed learning within an orderly material environment.

Key Features:

1.Classified & Orderly Material Storage
The Mori Series storage cabinets, in various sizes, meet the diverse scale requirements for housing exploration materials. Their efficient design ensures clear presentation of all tools and observation equipment, promoting intuitive access and tidy habits.

2.A Learning Environment of Order
Open displays paired with labeled Hikilong storage boxes allow children to make autonomous choices while maintaining a sense of system and structure. The space achieves high-efficiency storage while embodying the scientific principle that "order itself is educational."

3.Balanced Operation & Observation
A combination of tiered countertops and semi-circular tables supports the complete cycle of scientific inquiry. Children naturally engage in the full "hands-on — observe — record" process, building a foundational methodology for exploration.

4.Collaborative Group Inquiry
The layout allows multiple small groups to conduct observations and discussions simultaneously. Through role division and cooperation, children learn to record data, compare findings, and articulate ideas, forging a genuine team-based scientific experience.

Our Philosophy: To nurture the habit of documentation from every new discovery. We believe that true scientific understanding begins with systematic observation and grows through the disciplined recording of wonder.