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6-8 year old Elementary-age Class:
Little Inventor's Lab
This will be a small class of 1st and 2nd graders who are curious about how things work. Together, we’ll explore what makes everyday objects do what they do—from simple machines to common items students see and use every day. Through hands-on activities and experiments, students will take things apart, build, test, and discover how different parts work together to make something function. We’ll ask questions, make predictions, and learn by trying things out and observing what happens. This class is designed to be fun, interactive, and full of discovery, while helping students build problem-solving skills, confidence, and a lasting curiosity about the world around them.
Student Expectations​
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Have Fun!
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Parents, read weekly e-mails and help your child come prepared to discuss any questions given to ponder, or short videos to watch.
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Always come with a positive attitude
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Be respectful of all other students
Class Information
Who: Minimum 4 students, maximum 8 students
When: Wednesdays 1- 2PM
Where: Sarah's Home (Philomath)
Ages: 6 to 8
Lab Fee (non-refundable): $130, paid at checkout to hold your spot
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Includes all material and supplies for the year needed for labs, activities, and field trips
Class Fee (last day to withdraw Sept 30): $15/1-hour class, 27 week course, monthly payment option available at checkout.
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Includes ​​
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Class preparation and instruction, mentoring, weekly emails, end-of-class certificates and portfolio information
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Required Books
None
Videos will be sent weekly to be watched before class.
Supplies Needed
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Notebook and colored pencils provided
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Pen/Pencil