Develops Scientific Vocabulary - Science experiments help students develop scientific vocabulary and terminology that they can use throughout their lives when discussing the latest news in science.
They Get to Learn About Different Concepts - It is a fun way to teach children about concepts like gravity, inertia, and friction using real-life examples through hands-on activities.
Allows Teachers to Access the Knowledge of Students - Experiments allow teachers to assess how well students grasped certain principles at home or school while also giving them feedback.
Provide an Opportunity for Learners - They provide an opportunity for learners to experiment themselves which helps improve critical thinking skills by observing various outcomes with different variables set up within specific parameters.
Provides Chances to Design and Execute - The opportunity to design and execute their own experiments also helps students develop a sense of ownership which in turn encourages them to take more responsibility for what they learn.
Provides Chances of Hands-On Experience - Experiments provide learners with hands-on experiences that are not found elsewhere than by doing specific tasks themselves rather than just passively absorbing information through reading or listening.
They Are Taught About Engaging with Action - Students can become more engaged when learning is associated with action – whether it be tinkering around in the lab setting up variables and testing hypotheses.
Emphasis on Critical Thinking - Science Experiments emphasize critical thinking skills, problem-solving techniques, communication skills, and higher-order thinking.