Science Kits developed by ILP

Science Kits developed by ILP2023-10-20T11:18:13-07:00

The goal of the science kits is not just to simplify subject understanding, but also to increase scientific temper. The science kits provide a space for children to observe, understand, experiment, and discuss various aspects of science and the things around them. Students can touch, feel and build without fear of breaking expensive items.

Low-Cost Science Lab-in-a-Box (Science Kit)

  • Developed based on detailed research of all concepts covered in Grades 5-10 and aligned with NCERT curriculum
  • Advisory team consisted of members from Department of  State Education and Training experts
  • 150+ experiments covering over 200 concepts in physics, chemistry and biology

Approach and Components

  • Kit consisting of everyday items along with specialized parts that encourage children to tinker and build new applications of concepts, as opposed to ready-made models
  • Most components are available in small towns and can be replenished easily at low cost encouraging children to touch, feel and build without fear of breaking expensive items
  • Inspire children to create their own low cost experiments

Training and Support

  • Teachers trained on experiments covered in the kit along with periodic refreshers
  • Detailed manual containing details of items required for each experiment, detailed concept note and pictures of experiment set up provided as part of the kit
  • Experiments mapped to digital lesson plans with slides providing cues to teachers to conduct relevant experiments

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