Science in the Kitchen: Exploring the Nature of Science – Workshop 1: How the Cookie Crumbles

Learn how to turn a simple cookie recipe into a dynamic science lab.
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$285 per workshop
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Hagar Lis
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Part of a series of immersive workshops based on the theme “Science in the Kitchen’, combining exploration, observation, and discussion to bring Nature of Science concepts to life.

Transform everyday kitchen recipes into captivating science lessons for biology and chemistry classrooms.

Featured Workshop: How the Cookie Crumbles
Learn how to turn a simple cookie recipe into a dynamic science lab.

  • Highlights: Conduct hands-on investigations focusing on the scientific method.
  • Takeaways: Practical ways to explore the nature of science and foster curiosity through culinary experiments.

OTHER WORKSHOPS in the ‘Kitchen Science Series’

Science in the Kitchen: Exploring the Nature of Science – Workshop 2: Yeast in action
Science in the Kitchen: Exploring the Nature of Science – Workshop 3: Preserving Science: The Chemistry of Jam

OTHER WORKSHOPS WITH HAGAR

Exploring Evolution at the Zoo. Workshop 1: The Unity and Diversity of Life – A Ramble Through the Zoo.
Exploring Evolution at the Zoo. Workshop 2: The Art of Deception and Desire – Mimicry and Sexual Selection
Exploring Evolution at the Zoo. Workshop 3: Becoming Human – Tracing Our Evolutionary Roots
Climate Change: Educating for the Future – Workshop Option: Climate Change Simulations

Science in the Kitchen: Exploring the Nature of Science – Workshop 1: How the Cookie Crumbles

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WE DO FIELD WORK THAT IS ACCESSIBLE TO ANYONE ​

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Some of the things we talk about
2025 After Dark asteroids bees biodiversity biosecurity birds bugs bush Central Auckland Christchurch citizen science climate change Conservation Dunedin earthquakes Ecology fossils freshwater freshwater ecology geography geology Gisborne Hawke's Bay intelligence Invercargill kaitiakitanga Kapiti Macroinvertebrates marine life Mars Moon nature Navigation Nelson North Auckland oceans rocks Rotorua South Auckland Taranaki Taupo Tauranga Wairarapa water quality

We grew up outside, connected with the nature and believe that our kids should go outside too.

Here, at Field-based STEM, we are all working as a big team. Tap into our collective expertise.  

"Unlike scientific community programmes that are expensive and require lots of investment, field work is done by individuals and is accessible to anyone. The skills gained during field work open up a huge area for everyone undertaking it."

Tony Jones, Founder Tweet