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MOE's "Learning by Doing in Science" Pioneer Action Guide for compulsory education has been released

Bring hands-on experiments back to center stage,
so every child truly does science once

An integrated science-education solution for Grades 4–9 covering courses, equipment, resources, teachers, classrooms and assessment

Aligned with the Guide's six themes and 24 inquiry tasks, we provide standards-based courses ready for the timetable, lab equipment matched lesson by lesson, and a full set of teaching resources — helping schools actually launch, run well, and sustain "learning by doing".

R&D support from the Gannan Normal University course teamOne bag per lesson · equipment matched lesson by lessonFull coverage of 教科版 (Education-Science) and 苏教版 (Jiangsu) editions
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6Themes

mapped to the Guide's six themes

24Tasks

full coverage of the Guide's task samples

141Lessons

standards-based course resource pool

1-9Grades

from primary science to junior secondary science

Policy Drivers · Why Now

The "plus" in science education
now has a clear blueprint

The Pioneer Action Guide sets clear requirements for how science class should run: not one-way teacher-talk, but letting students become question-raisers, solution-designers and problem-solvers who experience the full chain of scientific inquiry.

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Time is sourced

Grades 4–9 can use cross-subject themed learning hours for science, plus comprehensive practice, local and school-based course hours — launch "learning by doing" without adding total class hours.

02

The floor is clear

Each student completes at least 1 inquiry task and no fewer than 4 class hours per semester; Grades 1–3 only do the activities required by the standard, with no extra burden.

03

Assessment without exams

Process-based assessment across four dimensions — problem awareness, inquiry practice, reflection & improvement, and collaboration — recorded as part of the competency portfolio, with no separate exam.

04

Social collaboration named

The Guide explicitly calls for partnering with universities, research institutes, science venues and nature reserves to support long-cycle, sustained inquiry — exactly where out-of-school education can help.

The "Compulsory-Education Science Inquiry Practice Task Samples" are for reference only; schools may implement different tasks based on their context — schools have ample autonomy to choose.
Six Themes · 24 Inquiry Tasks

One table to see what to do

Fully mapped to the Guide's six themes and 24 task samples; each task follows the learning chain of ask–explore–design–test–reflect, ready for the timetable.

Life & Health
Theme 01

Life & Health

LIFE & HEALTH

Embodying "health first", tasks on body structure, disease prevention, nutrition and health help students become practitioners of a Healthy China.

Eye-care scienceFighting invisible health invadersHealthy eatingSports protection
Ecology
Theme 02

Ecology

ECOLOGY

Inquiry into biodiversity, resource cycling and ecological restoration cultivates values of harmony between people and nature.

Map biodiversityTurn waste into treasureSoil "recovery"Green smart water-fertilizer control
Earth Science
Theme 03

Earth Science

EARTH SCIENCE

Focus on the habitable Earth, deep-sea and deep-earth exploration, and planetary science; feel the spirit of independent innovation behind China's deep exploration.

Know the habitable EarthDecode submersiblesCapture the Earth's tremorsSearch for a "second Earth"
Aerospace
Theme 04

Aerospace

AEROSPACE

From water rockets to wing-performance tests, cultivate engineering, systems and innovative thinking, and a sense of serving the nation through aerospace.

Secrets of rocket round-tripsWhy planes flyGrowing crops on "Mars"Chasing the wind
Emerging Industry
Theme 05

Emerging Industry

EMERGING INDUSTRY

Real-world problems from new materials, new energy and engineering construction enter the classroom, showing how industry change shapes life and society.

The secrets of "carbon" materialsSolar powerDesign wind-solar hybrid streetlightsWisdom of China's water projects
Artificial Intelligence
Theme 06

Artificial Intelligence

AI LITERACY

From understanding AI to smart recognition and planning, build digital literacy and learn to use AI safely and responsibly.

Know artificial intelligenceSmart communicationSmart recognitionSmart planning
Product System · Ready to Use

From one lesson's materials
to a full year's curriculum

All equipment is built for "teachable, reusable, easy to store", managed lesson-by-lesson as "one bag per lesson", with color-coded zones that nurture independent inquiry habits.

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Primary Science Experiment Kits

Grades 1–6 · 教科版 / 苏教版

Experiment material packs synced lesson by lesson with the textbook: individual packs and class-12 sets, one bag per lesson, ready to use, covering all required inquiry activities for the whole year.

Individual packFor family parent-child inquiry; one purchase covers the whole year
Class-12 setConfigured for 4–6 person groups; includes shared equipment and paper cards
One bag per lessonEach lesson in its own bag, take and use anytime, store by lesson
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Junior Secondary Physics/Chemistry/Biology Lab Cases

Grades 7–9 · for Zhongkao lab exams

Mechanics, optics, electromagnetism and thermodynamics organized into cases; supports variable control, data capture and repeated testing — for daily teaching and Zhongkao lab review.

Optics series48 pieces per case, with upgraded imaging and measurement modules
Mechanics series48 pieces per case, full coverage of force, motion and pressure experiments
Electromagnetism series64 pieces per case, integrated circuits, electricity and magnetism inquiry

"Learning by Doing" Theme Course Pack

Grades 4–9 · six themes

24 tasks refined per the Guide into 141 lessons of standards-based courses, with equipment and consumables per lesson, reused across tasks via experiment packs, theme cases and a shared equipment library.

Standard lesson chain5–6 lessons per task, split by learning chain
One equipment per lessonBuild equipment needs lesson by lesson; courses truly match experiments
Four-tier configurationStudent kit / theme case / shared equipment library / consumables list
All products are reverse-developed on the principle of "curriculum before equipment": timetable and course plan first, then equipment — avoiding "equipment arrives but courses don't run".
Course Resources · Ready for Teachers

Every Lesson
Has a Complete Resource Pack

Course resources are developed by the team at the School of Geography and Environment, Gannan Normal University, covering every chapter and section of the textbook, providing teachers full support for preparation, teaching and assessment.

Video

Textbook-synced teaching videos

Experiment demos and explainer videos covering the whole science curriculum, ready for class warm-up and teacher preparation.

PPT

Lesson-by-lesson teaching PPTs

Complete slide sets structured as focus–explore–discuss–extend, mapped one-to-one to textbook chapters.

Plan

Lesson plans & course designs

Complete plans with objectives (science concepts / thinking / inquiry practice / attitude & responsibility), key points, process and reflection.

Sheet

Student inquiry record sheets

Task-linked student sheets and rubrics; the inquiry process becomes evidence, directly feeding the competency portfolio.

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Sample: Grade 1 Vol 1 "Plants Around Us" supporting materials list

From chapters and lessons down to each item's unit, quantity, image and usage note — courses and experiments truly match lesson by lesson; this is the prerequisite for "learning by doing" to actually launch.

Textbook Sync · Lesson-by-lesson Support

Every chapter, every section,
has a ready-to-teach complete lesson

Using 教科版 Science as an example: each grade, unit and lesson is supported with micro-lesson videos, PPTs, lesson plans and student materials — not "reference material", but finished lessons with teaching aids prepared. Below are real Grade 1–2 samples, playable and pageable.

Unit 1 Plants Around Us · Lesson 1 Plants We Know

教科版 Science Grade 1 Vol 1

Each lesson includes: micro-lesson video + PPT + lesson plan + student materials

Micro-lesson video

Micro-lesson 1 min 10 sec · 1080P animated explanation

Courseware PPT (6 pages)

Cover · Plants We KnowFocus · What plants are around us?Explore · Name the plants we knowExplore · Plant cards recognitionExtend · Grow a plant (soil method)Extend · Grow a plant (hydroponic method)

6-page PPT · complete focus–explore–extend inquiry chain

Lesson plan (4 pages)

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4-page lesson plan · compiled by Gannan Normal University (July 2026)

  • Teaching objectives written across four dimensions: science concepts / thinking / inquiry practice / attitude & responsibility
  • Teaching process organized as focus–explore–extend, mapped page by page to the PPT
  • Includes teaching reflection and long-cycle observation guidance

One bag per lesson · equipment list by lesson

Supporting material

The list itemizes equipment name, quantity and image by unit–lesson–section, so teachers can start class with the bag, no self-preparation needed.

Unit 1 Building Houses · Lesson 1 Animals' Homes

教科版 Science Grade 2 Vol 1

Each lesson includes: micro-lesson video + PPT + lesson plan + student record sheet

Micro-lesson video

Micro-lesson 1 min 17 sec · live-action demo (building a swallow nest with clay)

Courseware PPT (17 pages)

Cover · Animals' HomesFocus · What do animals' homes look like?Explore 1 · Snail shellExplore 1 · Crab holeExplore 1 · Tree hole (owl)Explore 1 · Coral (small fish)Explore 1 · Swallow nestExplore 1 · Squirrel nestExplore 1 · Rabbit holeExplore 1 · Chicken coopExplore 1 · BeehiveExplore 1 · Ant nestExplore 1 · Burrow (marmot)Explore 1 · Burrow (yellow weasel)Explore 2 · How swallows build nests (natural materials)Discuss · Traits of animal nest materialsExtend · Ancient humans' houses

17-page PPT · pinyin annotations for lower grades · riddle-style interaction

Lesson plan (7 pages)

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7-page lesson plan · compiled by Gannan Normal University (July 2026)

  • Teaching objectives written across four dimensions, with clear key & difficult points
  • Teaching process with teacher activities / student activities item-by-item, ready to follow
  • Page 7 includes a student inquiry record-sheet design, print and use

Student record sheet · lesson-linked

Supporting material

The "Animals' Homes" inquiry record sheet: match animals to homes, observe and discover, group discussion log — inquiry process documented, directly supporting process assessment.

Unit 1 Weather · Section 4 Measuring Precipitation

教科版 Science Grade 3 Vol 1

Each lesson includes: micro-lesson video + PPT + lesson plan + student materials

Micro-lesson video

Micro-lesson 2 min 15 sec · HD recorded lecture

Courseware PPT (9 pages)

Cover · Measuring PrecipitationFocus · After a rain, light or heavy?Explore · What is precipitationExplore 1 · Four steps to make a rain gaugeExplore 2 · Simulate rainfall experiment & record sheetExplore 2 · Experiment equipment & stepsExplore 3 · Compare with 24-hour precipitation grade standardDiscuss · Measurement cautions & how to measure on snowy daysExtend · Rainstorm warning 4 levels & how to read correctly

9-page PPT · complete focus–explore–discuss–extend inquiry chain

Lesson plan (6 pages)

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6-page lesson plan · compiled by Gannan Normal University (July 2026)

  • Teaching objectives written across four dimensions: science concepts / thinking / inquiry practice / attitude & responsibility
  • Teaching process organized as focus–explore–discuss–extend, mapped page by page to the PPT
  • Student record sheet: build a rain gauge → simulate rainfall → real measurement, three steps
  • Includes rainstorm 4-level warning safety tips and a family safety response plan

One bag per lesson · Grade 3 Vol 1 equipment list by lesson

Supporting materialSupporting material

The list itemizes equipment name, unit, quantity and photos by chapter–lesson, covering the whole volume front and back; teachers can start class with the bag, no self-preparation needed.

Above are real Lesson-1 samples for Grades 1–2; the full resource library for Grades 3–6 and all units is provided to the same spec — book an on-site demo of the complete library.
Implementation · Deliver Classrooms, Not Just Resources

Six steps from "buying equipment" to "building curriculum"

After a school buys the service, the first acceptance check is not equipment quantity, but whether the course enters the school's implementation plan, whether teachers can organize it, and whether students complete real inquiry.

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Curriculum planning

Based on the school's grades, timetable, staff and venues, form a semester implementation table from the 24-task pool, ensuring at least 1 task and 4 hours per semester.

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Teacher training

Understand the Guide's goals and stage requirements; complete core-task practice; master task sheets, equipment, safety, assessment and class organization.

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Demo & co-teaching

Demo lesson + joint lesson planning; school teachers lead, project team supports, solving real classroom problems in first implementation.

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Classroom coaching

On-site support in real classrooms, polishing lesson by lesson from equipment use to group organization.

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School-based research

Post-class review, lesson grinding, data analysis, consumables records and course-version iteration form a regular research mechanism.

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Independent operation

Establish equipment check, consumables replenishment, resource updates and onboarding for new teachers, gradually achieving school autonomy.

We recommend "baseline attainment + theme deepening": prioritize at least 1 complete task per semester, then deepen 1–2 themes by staff and interest
Social resources serve the task, not replace it: students enter real scenarios with questions, task sheets and recording tools — avoid turning "learning by doing" into a visit-style activity
Assessment · Aligned with the Guide's Four Dimensions

No exams,
but every step has evidence

Strengthen process assessment; set observation points at key stages; combine classroom observation, practical operation, oral reports, work displays, self- and peer-assessment to collect performance evidence.

Problem awareness

Can independently discover and raise inquiry questions from real contexts

Question sheet · hypothesis record · question revision

Inquiry practice

Can plan inquiry paths; use observation, experiment, reasoning, design, testing & optimization

Plan · data sheet · model work

Reflection & improvement

Can review process and results; analyze causes and improve in review and feedback

Error analysis · failure log · retest

Collaboration & communication

Can divide work and collaborate effectively, listen and share, and question with evidence

Group record · report & defense · peer assessment

The project ultimately builds five types of assets for the school

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Curriculum assets

The six-theme, 24-task standards course pool, plus the school's own semester implementation table

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Experiment assets

Lesson-matched equipment and consumables, plus check, replenish, safety-check and reuse mechanisms

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Teacher assets

A teacher team able to run PBL and inquiry learning, plus a school-based research mechanism

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Student assets

Continuously accumulated questions, plans, data, works and science inquiry portfolios

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School assets

A sustainable, demonstrable science-education curriculum brand

Acceptance Checklist · from quantity check to implementation check

  • Whether a semester task arrangement is formed and matches the hour-allocation plan
  • Whether selected courses keep task name, stage, requirements and suggested hours consistent
  • Whether equipment supports variable control, data capture, making and testing — not just demo
  • Whether core tasks completed a real class trial and students truly participated
  • Whether teachers can independently organize core tasks and run process assessment
  • Whether four-dimension assessment records and process evidence are formed
  • Whether consumables replenishment, equipment maintenance and school-based research mechanisms are established
Partnership News

"Learning by Doing" in action

Products have been used long-term in schools in Jiangxi and surrounding provinces, and are expanding to Shandong, Shaanxi, Ningxia, Gansu and beyond.

2026

University co-build

Industry-academia-research cooperation with the School of Geography and Environment, Gannan Normal University; a co-build base is established, with course resources continuously developed and iterated by the university team.

Deployment

In-school use

Primary-science "one bag per lesson" materials and the "learning by doing" theme course pack are used in real classrooms of multiple schools, forming a replicable implementation plan.

Hunan

Regional rollout

Hunan science-education regional service center: offers schools a "school-research integration" plan with curriculum planning, teacher training and science-research-study linkage.

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