Buru Four Seasons vs Sugar Simulation

Go and find answers with the little monster Buru. 4 Main Philosophies: I. Freely let the kids create on their own. II. Both learning and playing are fun activities. III. Fostering kids’ interests is more important than just imbuing them with knowledge. IV. Stop framing kids and start giving them space for free exploration. Amazing Concept Features (by the numbers): A) 4 seasons: kids with simple finger taps can experience the changes from spring, summer, autumn to winter. B) 12 kinds of the interaction items: let the kids participate on their own in the seasonal activities. Play bubble gun or snow fights, and feel the fun of different games in each season. Plant and water the seeds, seed in the spring and harvest in the autumn, feel the joy of being a little farmer... C) 24 animations: appealing and smart short animations that tell the life stories of the little animals in the different seasons. D) Over 30 feedback actions: tap the windmill and it will turn as if blown by the wind, tap the hen and it will lay eggs, tap the hiking skunk and it will give off an unpleasant smell... and many more fun stuff for the kids to find out by themselves. Contact us: email：aiplay_child2019@163.com

This simulation shows what happens to particles when sugar dissolves in water and water evaporates. This resource is aligned with the Smithsonian Science for the Classroom grade 5 physical science module, "How Can We Identify Materials Based on Their Properties?"