Play School (1966)Let's Experiment

TV-G

Young children are extremely inquisitive. They are natural explorers of the world around them. Their open minds and innate curiosity drives them to ask questions and explore possibilities. Importantly, experimenting enables children to learn through their senses, to problem solve, and to learn about themselves and the world around them in a hands on way.

Hvor å se Play School (1966) • Let's Experiment

5 episoder

Let's Experiment: Monday
E1
Let's Experiment: MondayJoin Luke and Zindzi as they make use of the laundry basket laboratory, make a roly poly ball wall painting and test some balloon rockets. Plus, look through the windows as some children play with bubbles.
Let's Experiment (2)
E2
Let's Experiment (2)Join Michelle and Teo as they create a chalk picture, watch what happens when different liquids are combined, make some icy blocks, do a floating experiment and see a fizzy wizzy tea party through the windows.
Let's Experiment (3)
E3
Let's Experiment (3)In this episode, Teo and Michelle do a light experiment with things from the laundry basket laboratory. They create a surprise book and the toys form a band. Plus, see a light exhibition through the windows.
Let's Experiment (4)
E4
Let's Experiment (4)Come along with Luke and Zindzi as they make super duper fruity vego pops, try different ways of knocking down a box wall, make a swinging pendulum painting and look through the windows to see children playing with slime!
Let's Experiment (5)
E5
Let's Experiment (5)In this episode, Justine and Andrew create a fizzy volcano painting, make some pine cone owls and help them with their nest, prepare some honey bear toast and see what happens when different liquids mix through the windows.