STEAM MAKER LAB · KAOHSIUNG
Kaohsiung English Science Class | STEAM Maker Lab: All-English Hands-On Making
Jungle Lion · 20-week STEAM Adventure Passport · In-person small classes of 6–10 · All-English instruction
STEAM Maker Lab is Jungle Lion's all-English science class. Over 20 weeks, children do hands-on experiments on buoyancy, energy conversion, bridges, and more, observing, recording, and discussing in English, and present their results at the end of each stage.
Week 9: International teacher Cristell guides the children in making slime by hand and observing chemical changes.
AT A GLANCE
Key Points on This Page
· Taught entirely in English: learn science through experiments, and practice English through science
· 20 weeks in total, in three stages; Boss Level review and presentations are in Weeks 5–7, 12–14 and 18–20
· Currently planned for CEFR A2; in-person small classes of 6–10 children
· Trial price NT$380 / NT$550 / NT$600; time slots and campus follow the timetable
WHAT IT IS
What is the STEAM Maker Lab?
STEAM Maker Lab is Jungle Lion's 20-week, all-English science class where children do hands-on experiments and present their results in English.
Taught entirely in English | In-person small class of 6–10 children | 20 weeks | Three stages | English presentation at every stage
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Learn science through experiments, and practice English through science
Learn science by doing it in English.
From the three states of water to density and buoyancy, children first do the experiment, then explain in English what they saw and why it happened.
02
An English presentation at every stage
Every unit ends with a presentation.
Every stage ends with a Boss Level: review, prepare, then present the results in English, practicing how to explain clearly what they did and what they found.
03
A 20-week journey from water to bridges
From water to bridges.
Children first explore matter and forces, then energy and electricity generation, and finally take on motors, buildings and bridges, step by step becoming an Ultimate Engineer.
Wondering if it suits your child? Book a free 15-minute placement test →
THE 20-WEEK PASSPORT
What experiments will we do over the 20 weeks?
The syllabus is called the "20-Week STEAM Explorer Passport", with one mission theme each week paired with one hands-on experiment.
U1
Matter and Forces (Weeks 1–7)
Matter & Forces
Week 1 | Water Cycle Adventure: the three states of water and a water purification and evaporation experiment
Week 2 | The Magic of Salt and Water: density and buoyancy, making a water-bottle boat and a non-Newtonian fluid
Week 3 | Laws of Motion: gravity and inertia, making a sand pendulum
Week 4 | The Power of Water and Air: an air-pressure balloon and a water dispenser
Weeks 5–7 | Boss Level 1 Master of Matter: review and English presentation
U2
Energy (Weeks 8–14)
Energy
Week 8 | Energy Conversion: physics, sound, light, potential energy and kinetic energy, making a wind-up car
Week 9 | Chemical and Physical Changes: elephant toothpaste and slime
Week 10 | Generating Electricity 1: an electric wind turbine and wind-powered LED
Week 11 | Generating Electricity 2: ions in lemons and potatoes, making an electrostatic plastic flyer and a potato battery
Weeks 12–14 | Boss Level 2 Energy Expert: review and English presentation
In class: left, children making slime in Week 9; middle, children assembling a wind turbine LED kit in Week 10; right, a child blowing on the wind turbine to test power generation.
U3
Power, Buildings, and Bridges (Weeks 15–20)
Motors, Buildings & Bridges
Week 15 | Power and motion: motors and propellers, building an electric airplane
Week 16 | Architecture: spaghetti tower
Week 17 | Bridges: suspension bridge
Weeks 18–20 | Final Boss Ultimate Engineer: full review and final English presentation
Experiments follow the syllabus. Actual progress and materials are subject to classroom announcements.
Wondering if it suits your child? Book a free 15-minute placement test →
SKILLS
What skills will children practice?
The five STEAM areas: Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and Art & Design. Each experiment uses several of them.
Scientific thinking: observing, forming hypotheses, reasoning, organizing and interpreting data, and building and testing prototypes.
English expression: at the end of each stage, children use an English presentation to explain what they did, what results they saw, and why.
CLASS INFO
Class Information
Who it's for: currently planned for children at CEFR A2 level. If you're not sure, you can first book a free 15-minute placement test
Class size: small in-person classes of 6–10 children
International teacher: Cristell, teaching entirely in English
Trial prices: NT$380, NT$550, NT$600. Applicable courses and time slots are as announced on our official LINE
Times and campus: please refer to the schedule; see the course calendar
Further reading: Course overview | Learning path | Future Scientists Seminar
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the STEAM Maker Lab a science class or an English class?
Both happen at the same time. Children observe, form hypotheses, record data, and explain results entirely in English, using English as they carry out hands-on experiments.
What English level does my child need to join?
The class is currently planned for children at CEFR A2 level. To find out whether it fits, we suggest first booking a free 15-minute placement test, after which the teacher will assess and advise.
How many weeks is the course, and how is it organized?
The syllabus runs 20 weeks in three stages: Matter and Forces (Weeks 1–7), Energy (Weeks 8–14), and Power, Architecture and Bridges (Weeks 15–20). Each stage ends with a "Boss Level" review and an English presentation: Weeks 5–7, Weeks 12–14, and Weeks 18–20.
How many children are in a class?
In-person small classes have 6–10 children. Actual class times and campus are as announced on the schedule.
Can we try a class first? How much does it cost?
Yes. Trial prices are NT$380, NT$550, and NT$600. Please refer to the schedule and our official LINE announcements for the courses and time slots each price applies to.
Do we need to prepare experiment materials ourselves?
The syllabus lists the materials used each week. Please check with the classroom before registering about how materials are prepared and whether any extra fee applies.
BOOK A TRIAL
Want to know if it suits your child?
Add LINE @junglelion to book a free 15-minute placement test, or book a paid trial class and see for yourself how your child does hands-on experiments.
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Last updated: October 2026
孩子怎麼用英文教史萊姆？
孩子做完實驗後，會把每個步驟用英文教給同學，這支 82 秒的影片就是孩子們利用下課時間拍攝的史萊姆英文教學。
事情的起點是一次失敗。Cristell 老師要帶孩子做史萊姆，前一天，新來的助教姐姐先試作，結果大失敗。課後，我們請兩位孩子協助拍攝英文教學影片，其他孩子看到，也主動上前幫忙，擔任起解說。
影片裡有孩子講到一半，想不起 「小蘇打粉」的英文，旁邊的同學立刻接話：「Baking soda.」要教別人，就得先真的弄懂。孩子們一邊做、一邊說出自己的發現：小蘇打粉不用放太多，除非水加太多。