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Pre-K free daily classes

Free weekParinama PreK and K school We are happy to introduce Parinama School - daily classes for corona times !! We are kicking off next week for Pre-K . Limited to 6 kids. The program will be daily 1.5 hours teaching kids common core and TEA standard materials along...

Superhero Senses of Animals

Superhero Senses The sense organs in animals are more active and sharper than that of humans. Their survival depends on their ability to detect food and predators and efficiently navigate their surroundings. Many animals have sensory abilities that humans don't, such...

The Science of Soap Bubbles

How Are Soap Bubbles Formed? Soap bubbles are created when we blow air into a soapy solution. They are pockets of soap and water filled with air.  The soap forms a thin skin or wall and traps the air inside, creating a bubble.  The outside and inside surfaces of a...

Sun, Earth, Moon: The Cosmic Dance

The Cosmic Dance Imagine the sun as a gigantic glowing ball of fire at the center of the solar system. Our Earth is a planet that dances around the sun in an orbit, and the moon is a satellite that twirls around the Earth. The sun is always shining and illuminating...

The Maze Of The Human Brain

The Human Brain The brain is often considered the most complex part of the human body.  Let's explore the main parts of the brain and their functions. Cerebrum: This is the largest part of the brain and is divided into two halves called hemispheres. The cerebrum...

The Dance Of The Honey Bees

Dance Of The Honey Bees The honey bee dance is a fascinating behavior in animal life. Who? The dance is performed by worker bees who return to the hive with pollen or nectar. Why? Worker bees tell the other workers where the food is through dance. How? A worker bee...

The Language of Flowers: Colors & Scents

Why Do Flowers Have Different Colors? Flowers have different colors primarily to attract pollinators.  When insects land on a flower to drink nectar or honey, pollen sticks to their legs and is carried to the insect’s next plant; this helps the flowering plants...

Star and Constellations

What Is A Star? A star is a giant, glowing ball of gases held together by gravity. The main gas in a star is hydrogen. Stars come in different sizes, colors, and temperatures.  A star produces great amounts of energy in the form of light and heat. The Sun is a star. ...

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