Little Explorers

Ages 2+ • Eight 30 Minute Sessions • Once a Week
$79,99/month ($159,98 Total for 8 Sessions) • All materials included.

Thought by pre-medical student or graduate of UC Irvine

Explore with virtual reality: Brief VR activities let children see organs moving in front of them, grab them with their own hands, and explore them from every angle, even from the inside. For example, they get to see a beating inside and outside heart.

Program Information

Learn through hands-on activities: Each session explores a different body system through age-appropriate books, pointing to body parts on ourselves, and taking apart and reassembling real anatomy models.
Exercise: every session includes simple exercises that help children experience how their bodies work. For example, feeling their heartbeat change with movement or their chest expand as they breathe.
Curriculum: our students learn the major components and purpose of 7 body systems: skeletal, muscular, cardiovascular, digestive, respiratory, neural and sensory systems.

All materials included: no hidden fees or extra charges.
Certificate: students who complete the program receive a Certificate of Completion.
Program organizer: Organized and operated by Einstein’s Horizon LLC.
Questions? Contact Prof. Laszlo Bardoczi at bardoczi@einsteinshorizon.com
Refund policy: Refunds will be accepted up until 30 days before the first day of the program. Refunds requested within 30 days before the first day of the program will be granted a 50% refund. No refunds will be granted within 14 days before the first day of the program, unless a replacement can be found in which case a refund will be granted minus a 20% processing fee.

Assistant Professor of Physics at UC Irvine, specializing in plasma physics and fusion energy research. His research is supported by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Fusion Energy Sciences.
Previously a scientist at General Atomics, he earned his Ph.D. from UCLA and his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Budapest University of Technology and Economics.
Recipient of the Simonyi Károly and Torkil Jensen awards.
Teaches undergraduate and graduate physics at UCI, mentors PhD students.

Pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology with a Minor in Sociology from the UCI School of Biological Sciences
Research Assistant in Dr. Olivia Chang’s Women’s Health Lab and Dr. Suellen Hopfer’s Health Communications Lab, developing patient-centered tools to enhance healthcare education and informed decision-making
Mentorship Director for Research Outreach at UCI, leading a program using peer mentorship to connect undergraduates with research
Learning Assistant for Introductory Physics, Volunteer Educator for Save Our Youth and a self-started Health Education Initiative