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A Cohelm Original Program

Science children can see, test, and experience

Cohelm Science helps children explore scientific ideas through hands-on experiments, guided investigation, and age-appropriate discussion.

What is Cohelm Science?

Cohelm Science is a structured hands-on science program developed by Cohelm Edutainment for children ages 3–12.

Each session introduces children to a scientific idea through questioning, prediction, experimentation, observation, and guided reflection.

Activities and explanations are adapted to each age group so that children can participate at an appropriate level.

Age groups

Ages 3–6

Children explore through concrete, visual, and sensory experiences. Lessons encourage observation, comparison, description, and simple cause-and-effect thinking.

Ages 6–9

Children make predictions, conduct guided experiments, compare results, and begin connecting their observations to scientific explanations.

Ages 9–12

Children investigate ideas more deeply through structured experiments, problem-solving, recording, and explanation.

How children investigate

  1. Question

  2. Predict

  3. Experiment

  4. Observe

  5. Explain

  6. Reflect

The depth of the activity, language, and expected output changes according to the age group.

Program features

Hands-on experiments

Age-appropriate scientific concepts

Guided questions and discussion

Structured lesson progression

Prepared materials

Reflection or recording activities

Trained instructors

Safety-conscious activity design

Where Cohelm Science can be offered

School electives

After-school classes

Weekend programs

Camps

Demonstration sessions

Special science activities

Contact Cohelm Edutainment to discuss the format, age group, location, and schedule most suitable for your school or community.

A growing collection of science experiences

Cohelm Science is designed to continue growing. New experiment themes, lesson topics, and learning experiences will be added as the program expands.

Interested in Cohelm Science?