Kids Teaching Kids is an organization that aims to introduce fundamental science to Lower School students. Every so often (usually 3 or 4 times each month), Upper School students give up their lunch period to teach the lower schoolers fun, science-based activities. Such activities include: making homemade gum, examining the principle of viscosity, dissecting diapers, and many more. KTK is a longstanding link between Lower and Upper School students.

Kids Teaching Kids is run by Upper School Science teachers Ron Brown and Lisa Martin.

(major, half)

For KTK to fulfill a major activity requirement, you must participate for one hundred hours.   Below are some of the ways you can contribute to KTK:
 

• Preparing material trays for lessons
• Scheduling lessons
• Running labs with Lower Sschool buddies
• Videotaping lessons with a personal camcorder for instructional purposes
• Digital camera imaging, loading images on web page
• Assisting Pre-K teachers with science lessons
• CSO Buddy Days - science lessons (Saturdays)
• Holiday Affair - December  - Lower School
• Glenside Elementary School Outreach (April)
• Lower School Assembly - Chemistry show