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STEAM: Creative Science and Art Workshops

byThe Whiz LabSchool programs across Mumbai, Bengaluru & ChennaiStarts from250 per student per sessionView full gallery

We blend creativity with core scientific principles, turning messy experiments into art. Kids build, paint, and tinker, making their learning visible and fun.

A beautiful display of spin art and miniature pottery creations. These activities show how scientific principles like centrifugal force and material science are the basis for beautiful art.

A closer look at the miniature clay pots crafted by students. This pottery activity teaches them about symmetry, form, and the properties of clay.

We combined art and electricity for this Republic Day activity. Students designed greeting cards and then learned to wire a simple circuit to make an LED light up.

This collage shows the process and the final product: a beautiful, light-up greeting card that is both a piece of art and a working electronic circuit.

An instructor helps a young child connect the circuit for their light-up card. We use conductive play dough to make the concept of electricity safe and easy to grasp.

One-on-one guidance ensures every child understands the concept and succeeds in their project, turning a potentially complex topic like circuits into a fun, creative exercise.

Jingle all the way with science! A student wears a DIY light-up Christmas band they created, learning about simple circuits while getting into the festive spirit.

A proud student shows off her Christmas-themed diorama, complete with a snowman and a light-up element. It's a perfect example of a fun, seasonal STEAM project.

Students hold up the pinwheels they made. This simple craft is a great way to learn about wind energy and aerodynamics.

About STEAM: Where Science Meets Art

When we run these sessions, it is not just about making something pretty. We use conductive play dough to explain electricity, showing kids exactly how a circuit works while they design greeting cards that actually light up. They walk home with art that functions, turning complex electrical concepts into a project they built with their own hands.

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