Science Week Proposal Plan
Theme:
"Science in Action: Fun, Learning, and Discovery"
Objectives:
To promote appreciation of science through creative, interactive, and enjoyable activities.
To encourage collaboration among students and teachers in showcasing scientific knowledge.
To develop students’ creativity and critical thinking through hands-on experiments.
To foster healthy competition and school-wide participation.
Activities
1. Science Room Decoration Contest
Description: Each classroom will transform their room into a 'Science-Themed Room' (e.g., Space Exploration,
Human Body, Ecosystems, Famous Scientists, Inventions, Chemistry Lab, etc.).
Participants: All grade levels (Grades 1–12).
Mechanics:
Each class will choose one science theme.
Rooms must be decorated with creative, educational, and eco-friendly materials.
Teachers and students should collaborate in the design.
Judging Criteria:
Creativity & Originality – 30%
Scientific Accuracy & Educational Value – 30%
Resourcefulness (use of recyclable/eco-friendly materials) – 20%
Overall Impact & Presentation – 20%
Prizes: Certificate & token for the Best Science Room (Champion, 1st Runner-up, 2nd Runner-up).
2. Edible Science Experiments
Description: Students will conduct fun, safe, and edible experiments that demonstrate basic scientific principles
while being enjoyable to taste.
Participants: Grades 1–12 (grouped by level).
Sample Experiments per Level:
Grades 1–3
Making rock candy (crystallization).
Edible slime (non-toxic polymers using marshmallows or gummy bears).
Grades 4–6
Baking soda & vinegar cupcakes (chemical reaction for fluffiness).
Invisible ink with lemon juice on cookies (acid reaction).
Grades 7–9
Density rainbow drink (liquid density with juices/syrup).
Edible pH indicators using red cabbage juice in drinks.
Grades 10–12
Ice cream in a bag (freezing point depression).
Edible DNA model using candies and licorice (molecular biology).
Judging Criteria:
Scientific Concept Demonstrated – 40%
Creativity & Presentation – 30%
Taste & Safety – 20%
Teamwork – 10%
Prizes: Certificates & tokens for winning groups per category.
Schedule:
Day 1-2: Room decoration (preparation & setup).
Day 3: Judging of decorated rooms.
Day 4-5: Edible experiments exhibit and competition.
Day 5 (Closing Program): Awarding of winners.
Budget Proposal:
(To be adjusted depending on available funds)
Tokens & Certificates for Winners – ₱XXX
Materials for Edible Experiment (starter kits) – ₱XXX
Decorations/Logistics Support – ₱XXX
Expected Outcomes:
Increased student engagement and love for science.
Improved creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving skills.
A memorable Science Week that combines fun and learning.
