To the Science Scouts who helped out with us on our 10th Anniversary Carnival, THANK YOU! All of you were awesome!
It was a long busy day and even though there were some playful moments, as a team, all of you did really well, especially for your first time facilitating! Your interaction with the public was both clear and warm. Your program facilitation was efficient and fun. And although most of you were so tired, you persevered and pulled through.
We will be preparing your Certificates of Participation and will be sending badges based on what we have observed. A few Science Scouts in particular performed as if they've been doing it for years! It exceeded our expectations! Be sure you update us if your postal address has changed.
Look out for some photos and updates soon!
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The pioneers!
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Recruitment for Troop 5 (2011) is now closed.
The Petrosains Science Scouts recruits only one Troop a year. Recruitment for 2011 is closed and recruitment for Troop 6 in 2012 will be opened later. Check back for details.
Science Fact Box
If you've ever helped your parents in the kitchen, you may have noticed that cutting onions make you cry. When you cut onions, a stinging gas is released and when it is in contact with your eyes, your body produces tears in defense. The tears dilute the irritant and help remove it from your eyes.
So if you're cutting onions and want to avoid being teary-eyed, try some of these tips:
1. Cut onions with a fan switched on. The breeze from the fan can disperse the gas to avoid it irritating your eyes (though it might irritate someone else instead!).
2. Use goggles!
3. Have a clean bowl of water ready. Once the onions are chopped, immediately put them into the water so the gases will not reach your eyes. You can also rinse them under running water.
Give it a go and remember, always inform your parents if you're doing stuff in the kitchen. Safety is important especially when using dangerous tools such as knives.
So if you're cutting onions and want to avoid being teary-eyed, try some of these tips:
1. Cut onions with a fan switched on. The breeze from the fan can disperse the gas to avoid it irritating your eyes (though it might irritate someone else instead!).
2. Use goggles!
3. Have a clean bowl of water ready. Once the onions are chopped, immediately put them into the water so the gases will not reach your eyes. You can also rinse them under running water.
Give it a go and remember, always inform your parents if you're doing stuff in the kitchen. Safety is important especially when using dangerous tools such as knives.
Online Activity Bonus - July
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About the Petrosains Science Scouts
The Petrosains Science Scouts is an after-school program designed for students in Primary. This year-long program offers a rich informal learning experience in science and technology, making science come alive through a multitude of activities and learning programs, broadly linked to the 5 tenets of the Primary Science syllabus. Science Scouts with the right attitude and diligence will earn badges in these areas, a testament of their learning achievements!
Click on Meetings Archive to view a record of past meetings and events, complete with photos!
Click on Meetings Archive to view a record of past meetings and events, complete with photos!
2011 Meeting Dates
- 8 October - Meeting 15
- 22 October - Meeting 16
- 5 November - Meeting 17
- 19 November - Meeting 18 (ALL TROOP)
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- Thank You!
- Important Announcement for Team Carnival!
- Come celebrate with us!
- The Petrosains 10th Anniversary Carnival!
- March 28 - Confirmed list of Science Scouts facili...
- Troop 3: Meeting 2 (All Troops!)
- Get Down and Dirty With Us as We Celebrate 10 Year...
- All Troops Meeting #1: A Prehistoric Adventure!
- Troop 3: Meeting 1
- Troop 3 starts March 7!
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The Science Scouts Pledge
- I promise to respect my fellow Science Scouts and the Facilitators at all times.
- I promise to abide by the rules and regulations of the program.
- I promise to always try and do my best and in doing so, keep an open mind.
- I promise to be sincere and honest.
- I promise commitment.
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Troop 4 Jamboree!
Science Scouts Jamboree 09
Science Scouts Troops 1 and 2
Science Scouts Troop 1
The pioneers!
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