Services Offered
Lesson Plans
Science lesson plans for Classes 7th, 8th and 9th.
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Benefits to Students
  • No Lectures.
  • Hands-on, active learning lesson plans.
  • Build a strong conceptual base.
  • Learn more than just concepts - Practices, Modeling, Design & More.
  • Cover all core science syllabus for the year.
Workshops
Workshops on Design, Hand and Digital Fabrication including 3D Printing, Physical Computing, Arduino and other Maker Projects.
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Scope of Workshops
  • Learn new skills at your own pace.
  • Flexibility - subscribe based on your preferences
Membership
Coming soon - Monthly Membership Plan. Do all your projects without having to buy expensive equipment.
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Benefits of Membership
  • Unlimted use of facility (hardware & Software) during identified "membership" hours.
  • Get a head-start by following our action plans
To inquire about schedules or to Pre-Enroll in any of the services, please write to us at contact@al-space.com
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Do you have a entrance test to select students?
No. We accept students on a first come, first serve basis. We strongly believe that our methods will help even those students who are not good in science because they have lost interest in the subject.
2. My child will not participate in discussions. Will your methods work for him or her?
Children are inquisitive by nature. The reason our children do not engage in discussions is because of the culture we have created in our classroom. Our space is very different. Our facilitators are trained in methods that drive student engagement. These methods have been successfully used in developed countries, including the USA, for many years.
3. How are the Lesson Plans organized?
Each lesson plan is designed for a specific grade and concept. Depending on complexity of concept, a lesson plan can span over multiple workshops.
4. How many students are in one workshop?
We are very careful about the number of students in each workshop. Too many and not everyone can participate. Too few and there will not be enough discussion and shared learning. Usually, we prefer to have no more than 16 students in each workshop.