Who Stole the Science Kit?
Who Stole the Science Kit? is a mission-based science detective workshop for primary school children in Singapore.
Children take part in a story-led mystery where they examine clues, compare evidence, avoid weak assumptions and make a final decision like young investigators.
The workshop is suitable for holiday programmes, student care centres, tuition centres, enrichment centres and private group sessions.
Workshop Details
Workshop title
Who Stole the Science Kit?
Suitable age group
Primary 1 to Primary 6 children
Duration
60 minutes
Format
Hands-on mission-based science detective workshop. Can be adapted for holiday programmes, student care centres, tuition centres and private groups.
Group size
Small to medium groups. Exact group size can be discussed based on venue, age group and programme needs.
Location served
Singapore, especially partner venues, student care centres, tuition centres, enrichment centres and private group locations.
Learning focus
Observation, clue comparison, evidence reasoning, decision-making and careful thinking.
Workshop style
Story-driven science detective mystery with clue investigation and final verdict decision-making.
Booking contact
cs@stbbsg.com
Children Will Practise
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Observing clues carefully before making a decision
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Comparing different pieces of evidence
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Telling stronger clues from weaker clues
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Avoiding assumptions based only on first impressions
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Making a final verdict using evidence
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Working together as a detective team
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Explaining which clues helped their decision
FAQs
What is Who Stole the Science Kit?
It is a story-based science detective workshop where children investigate clues, compare evidence and make a final decision to solve a mystery.
Who is this workshop suitable for?
It is suitable for primary school children, especially Primary 1 to Primary 6 students.
How long is the workshop?
The standard workshop duration is 60 minutes.
Can this workshop be run for student care or tuition centres?
Yes. It can be adapted for student care centres, tuition centres, enrichment centres, holiday programmes and private groups.
Is this a tuition lesson?
No. It is a mission-based science workshop where children learn through hands-on investigation, teamwork and problem-solving.
What science skills does this workshop support?
It supports observation, comparison, evidence reasoning, decision-making, teamwork and careful explanation.