Prodigy Early Learning at Tapestry

Our students had an exciting time creating colorful volcanoes using baking soda, vinegar, and food coloring!

They eagerly watched as their volcanoes erupted with bright colors, turning a fun art project into a hands-on science experiment. This activity encouraged curiosity, observation, and a love for learning through exploration and discovery!

Our Summer Camp students talked about treasure boxes and discussed what kinds of treasures we might find inside, such as coins, gold, seashells, and special keepsakes. The children used their imagination to share ideas about what treasures they would discover. After our discussion, the children created their own treasure boxes using brown paper bags, decorating them with markers to make unique treasure chests. This activity encouraged creativity, fine motor skills, and imaginative thinking.

Today we learned about the ocean and discussed the different animals that live in the ocean. The children explored a sensory bin filled with blue-colored water to represent the ocean and used ocean animal figures during play. This hands-on activity encouraged sensory exploration, imaginative play, vocabulary development, and conversations about marine life and ocean habitats.

Our students explored the magical phenomenon of biofluorescence by creating their own glowing seascapes using neon highlighters!

When viewed under a blacklight, their artwork glowed to life with bright, vibrant colors. This open-ended art experience encouraged creativity while teaching students about one of nature’s most fascinating ocean wonders.