In the Solar Oven activity, we create solar ovens that use solar energy to heat up. We build small solar ovens from recycled materials and cook smores. Through this sustainable activity, we want to demonstrate how renewable solar energy can replace nonrenewable energy sources, promoting a more sustainable future.

This activity is a scientific experiment that focuses on assessing aquatic environment health around the participating schools. By measuring pH and dissolved oxygen levels of each of the water samples, we will compare how the aquatic environments differ among regions. Throughout the activity, we will also discuss potential causes of water pollution and solutions. 

In this upcycling workshop, participants will transform discarded materials into creative and practical products. Through a short introduction on sustainability and real-world upcycling examples, students will explore the environmental and economic benefits of reusing resources in innovative ways, and experience creating their own innovative products through upcycling.