Leçons — 2ème Année

Ces leçons sont en anglais, racontées par les tuteurs Koydo.

Toutes Anatomy Physiology Astronomy Biology Chemistry Civics Government Computer Science Engineering Making Geography History Language Law Legal Reasoning Mathematics Medicine Clinical Music Philosophy Ethics Physics Reading Social Studies

Mira watches cooking change food — matter stays, and kids do not handle flame

Chemistry · avec Atlas

A warm, bright kitchen where Atlas stands at a wooden counter, holding a small bowl of soft, pale dough in one hand and a golden, crusty bread roll fresh from the oven in the other, with a cracked raw egg on a plate beside a sizzling, white-and-yellow fried egg in a pan nearby.

Mira describes color, hardness, and texture we can point to — not which drawing we like

Chemistry · avec Atlas

Atlas sits at a wooden table covered with everyday objects — a smooth river rock, a fuzzy cotton ball, a bright yellow plastic duck, and a piece of sandpaper — picking each one up and turning it over with a curious grin, ready to explore what makes every object special.

Mira watches sugar mix into water — the matter is still there, not magic

Chemistry · avec Atlas

Atlas stands at a sunny kitchen table with two clear glasses of water, a small spoon, a bowl of white sugar, and a shaker of salt. Atlas stirs one glass and watches closely as the sugar vanishes into the water, grinning with delight.

Mira tags 'tiny bits' as a model — we did not photograph bits with a classroom camera

Chemistry · avec Atlas

Atlas the friendly guide kneels by a sunny window, smiling and holding a clear glass of water while tiny sparkly dots float in the warm light beam, with a wooden block, a smooth stone, and a soft red ball resting nearby on the table.

Mira watches ice become water — heat moved in; matter did not teleport

Chemistry · avec Atlas

Atlas stands at a sunny kitchen counter, holding a big ice cube in one hand and a cup of water in the other, watching a small puddle form as the ice drips.

Mira matches a material to a job — paper fails rain; metal can take heat

Chemistry · avec Atlas

Atlas stands in a cozy workshop filled with shelves of boots, windows, umbrellas, and cups, holding up a shiny glass jar in one hand and a squishy rubber boot in the other, grinning as he compares the two very different materials.

Mira runs ice ↔ water both ways — matter can go back; 'gone' is refused

Chemistry · avec Atlas

Atlas the friendly robot stands in a bright kitchen, holding an ice cube over a clear bowl as a puddle of water grows below it, smiling and pointing at the melting ice near a warm sunny window.

Mira sorts mixes: parts we can still see vs a new leftover we can observe — not magic

Chemistry · avec Atlas

Atlas stands at a big wooden table covered with jars of colored sand, cups of water, and bowls of rice and beans, carefully pouring two things together and peering at the result with wide, curious eyes.

Mira names safety: wait for a grown-up, no taste, no flame, tell a spill

Chemistry · avec Atlas

Atlas the friendly fox wears big safety goggles in a bright, tidy kitchen-lab, smiling and pointing at three sealed jars on a table beside a calm grown-up helper.

Mira treats a smell we notice as leftover at the nose — bits-in-air is a model, unknown bottles stay closed

Chemistry · avec Atlas

Atlas stands in a sunny kitchen holding a warm cinnamon muffin fresh from the oven, nose lifted high with a big curious smile, while wavy orange lines drift through the air from the muffin toward a child's nose nearby.

Mira sorts solid, liquid, and gas by what they do — particle pictures are models

Chemistry · avec Atlas

Atlas the friendly science guide stands by a table holding an ice cube, a cup of water, and a balloon, pointing at bright dots that bounce, slide, and zoom to show how tiny bits move.

Mira sorts objects into solid, liquid, gas bins — a slow pour is still a liquid

Chemistry · avec Atlas

Atlas stands in a bright kitchen holding a wooden block in one hand and a glass of water in the other, while a balloon floats up beside him and colorful labels reading SOLID, LIQUID, and GAS hang on the wall behind him.