The Tiny Scientist — Science

My daughter attended The Tiny Scientist in Brooklyn this past month, and she really enjoyed the hands-on activities. Each week, they focus on a different scientific concept, and last week, she built a small volcano that erupted with baking soda and vinegar. Her instructor, Mia, was particularly engaging and made the kids feel comfortable, which was great since my daughter can be a bit shy. The small group size helped her participate more actively. However, the drop-off process was a bit chaotic, with many parents showing up at once, which made it hard to get her settled. That said, the excitement she had when she came home and shared what she learned made it worth it. I would recommend this program to other parents, but be prepared for some initial drop-off confusion.

We recently enrolled my 6-year-old in The Tiny Scientist program in Brooklyn, and overall, it was a positive experience. My child was particularly excited about the hands-on experiment where they created a volcano using baking soda and vinegar, which was a hit! The instructor, Jamie, was both engaging and patient, encouraging the kids to ask questions and explore. One potential downside was that pickup could get a bit chaotic, with long lines forming as parents arrived. It might help to stagger pickup times or have a better system in place. However, the small group size allowed for more personalized attention, which I appreciated. My son made a couple of friends and has been talking about science all week, so I would definitely recommend it, just be prepared for some waiting at the end of class.