Physics for Kids
Physics isn’t hard — if you explain it simply.
- Two 40-minute online lessons per week
- Group and semi-private formats
- Dedicated mentor and tech support
- Access to our private parent alumni community
Physics means:
Understanding the laws of nature
Your child will discover how the universe works — from the motion of planets to an apple falling to the ground.
Answers to children's «why?»
Why does a plane fly? What causes lightning? How does a microwave work? We explain complex things in simple words.
Experiments and practice
In class, we conduct experiments, model phenomena, and observe how physical laws work.
Cognitive Development
Physics trains logic, observation, attention to detail, and the ability to find patterns.
Why start learning physics from childhood?
Physics is not just about formulas and theories, but also a way to understand how everything around us works. We turn complex topics into understandable and engaging activities.
Hands-on experiments — kids observe, model, explore, and draw their own conclusions.
Visual explanations — animations, diagrams, and simple analogies make even abstract concepts easy to grasp.
Real-life connections — we show how physics appears in everyday life, technology, and nature.
Flexible schedule — study from anywhere in the world, at a convenient time, individually or in small groups.
Who Is It For?
- Develop an interest in science and technology
- Learn to think, reason, and observe
- Understand the laws that govern the world
- Enjoy discovery and experimentation
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) — Chess
At what age can children start learning physics?
The course is suitable for children from 7 years old. We explain everything through observations, experiments, and real-life examples, adapting the materials to the child’s age.
Do they need prior knowledge of physics?
No, the course is designed for beginners. We start with simple topics — motion, forces, light, magnetism — and gradually move on to more advanced concepts.
How do online lessons work?
Classes are held on Zoom twice a week. We use simple demonstrations, interactive models, and engage children in discussing natural phenomena.
Is it possible to study individually?
Yes. Individual lessons are tailored to the child’s interests — from airplanes and robots to space and sound.
What do we need to participate?
All that’s required is internet access and a device with a camera and microphone. Occasionally, simple materials are needed for at-home experiments — we send the list in advance.
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