Science Max facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Science Max: Experiments at Large |
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| Genre | children's |
| Created by | Phil McCordic |
| Written by | Phil McCordic |
| Directed by | Ryan Marley, Chris Chilco |
| Starring | Phil McCordic |
| Composer(s) | Trevor Ziebarth |
| Country of origin | Canada |
| Original language(s) | English |
| No. of seasons | 3 |
| No. of episodes | 36 |
| Production | |
| Executive producer(s) | Breakthrough Entertainment |
| Producer(s) | Phil McCordic |
| Running time | 22 mins |
| Production company(s) | Breakthrough Entertainment |
| Release | |
| Original network | TVOntario |
| Original release | 2015 – present |
Science Max: Experiments at Large is a super fun and educational TV show from Canada. It first aired in 2015 on TVOntario's TVOKids channel. The show is hosted by Phil McCordic. He teaches viewers about science by doing really big experiments to show how scientific ideas work.
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What is Science Max?
Science Max is all about making science exciting. Phil McCordic takes everyday science experiments and makes them huge! Imagine trying to do a small experiment, then seeing it done on a giant scale. This helps you understand the science even better.
Big Experiments, Big Fun
The show aims to explain scientific principles in a clear way. For example, if a small experiment shows how air pressure works, Phil might build a massive version to demonstrate it. This makes learning memorable and entertaining for kids aged 12-15.
Learning Beyond the Screen
Besides the TV episodes, Science Max also offers cool online activities. These digital parts let you explore more science fun. You can often find extra content or games that go along with the show's themes.
Awards and Recognition
Science Max has won some awesome awards for being a great show. It received three Canadian Screen Awards. These awards celebrate the best in Canadian film, television, and digital media.
Award Wins
- In 2017, at the 5th Canadian Screen Awards, Science Max won for Best Children's or Youth Non-Fiction Program. This means it was recognized as the top educational show for young people.
- It also won for Best Cross-Platform Digital Project. This award highlights how well the show uses both TV and online content together.
- In 2018, at the 6th Canadian Screen Awards, the show won another award. This shows its continued success in educating and entertaining kids.
