Understanding atoms, electrons, and the Periodic Table
Redox reactions, electrodes, and electron transfer
Conductivity, ions, and electrical energy conversion
Electrolysis, electroplating, and gas production
(No class on 31 Oct)
Locations12:30 PM - 1:30 PM (Science Jr)
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (Science Sr)
Water & Wires - Electrochemistry combines hands-on experiments with fundamental scientific concepts that form the basis of modern chemistry and electrical engineering!
Theory + 
Practical Experiments!
Alternating lessons of theory and hands-on labs to build deep understanding.
Electrochemistry is different from basic science experiments; it requires understanding electron movement, ion behavior, and energy conversion - concepts that are essential in batteries, corrosion prevention, metal plating, and fuel cells.
Data Collection & Analysis
Students will collect experimental data and analyze results.
Learn to identify patterns and draw conclusions from electrochemical experiments.
Skills developed in this course provide a strong foundation for advanced chemistry and engineering.
Students will engage with real electrochemical principles that power our modern world.
From understanding how batteries work to exploring sustainable energy production!
Detailed notes, videos, and experiment guides are online.
Students can review concepts or conduct additional experiments at home.
(See this term's Lesson Plans)
Register Now!
Only $30/week!
5 Week Course
| Pricing | Weeks | Price | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition | 5 | $30 | $150 |
| Materials | 5 | FREE | |
| Term Total | $150 | ||
10% Family Discount for families with 2+ kids
Full payment due at registration
Students are expected to bring the following to every class:
Device (tablet and/or laptop) - can borrow if needed
Pencil
Eraser (rubber)
Notebook (paper)
Ruler
Scientific Calculator (or app)
Special materials for electrochemistry experiments will be provided:
DashX takes safety very seriously in all our electrochemistry experiments.
All experiments are carefully designed to be engaging while maintaining the highest safety standards for young students. We use safe, low-voltage electrical circuits and child-safe chemicals.
The lesson plans will indicate when safety equipment is required.
Eye protection must be worn during all electrochemistry experiments.
Rubber gloves must be worn when handling solutions and electrodes.
Hair elastics must be used to tie back long hair.
Old clothes are recommended. Solutions may cause staining.Electrical Safety: All circuits use safe, low-voltage power sources. Students will never handle live electrical connections directly.
Chemical Safety: We use food-grade and laboratory-grade safe chemicals. No hazardous substances are used in our experiments.
If you have any concerns about safety please contact us.
Q: Can parents attend with students?
A: Absolutely! In-fact we encourage it.
Q: What if I don't have an iPad, tablet, or laptop?
A: There are iPads and laptops available to borrow during class (by prior arrangment)
Q: What do you mean by "more academic"?
A: Don't worry - it's not like a traditional classroom! While we do hands-on electrochemistry experiments, we also explore the scientific concepts behind them. Students learn about electron movement, ion behavior, and chemical energy conversion through engaging demonstrations and safe experiments.
Q: My child has trouble reading/writing will they still be able to participate?
A: Absolutely! We work with students of all ages and abilities. Parents can also attend to assist.
Q: What if I miss a week?
A: Class notes, videos, and links are all online.
Q: Where can I see more about past and present classes?
A: Check out Students and Parents Menus at the top of the page for:
