Young children are naturally inquisitive, full of questions and always investigate how things work. Therefore science education is so important in early childhood.
It can foster a lifelong love of science. Research suggests that by the age of 7, most children have developed either a positive or negative attitude towards science education that will remain entrenched.
It gives a basic grounding in scientific concepts and scientific thinking .Early years science education can provide a strong foundation in terms of both what is learned, and how it’s learned.
Science education activities provide children with opportunities to develop and practice many different skills and attributes like communication skills, collaborative skills, team working and perseverance.
The main goals of Science Learning are to channel learners curiosity, and to foster their investigative skills.