🤔16 May — National Scientists' Day! In honor of the holiday, on 16 May Pavilhão do Conhecimento at Oriente opens its doors free of charge to everyone. A great opportunity to give children a real day of discovery: try experiments, touch the world of science, feel like little researchers and simply spend time in an interesting and useful way🔬 🌟Opening hours: 10:00–18:00 📍Largo José Mariano Gago, nº1, Parque das Nações, Lisboa Free admission on 16 May
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Сhildren explore science through hands-on experience: observing, mixing, testing hypotheses, and discovering cause-and-effect relationships. They satisfy children’s natural curiosity, develop logical thinking and fine motor skills, and show that science can be practical, understandable, and engaging.
more «lab experiments» →Organized activities in which children and caregivers participate together, such as crafts, games, quests, movement, or family camps. The defining element is shared participation and relationship time, not a particular subject.
more «familytime» →Science, Technology, Engineering, Mechanics — practical exploration of engineering thinking and creative construction. Children experiment, design and build structures, test their ideas, and learn how simple mechanisms and processes work. These activities develop logical thinking, focus and perseverance, as well as spatial imagination.
more «stem» →Play-based activities designed to teach knowledge or skills through challenges, experiments, stories, or interactive tasks. The learning goal is built into the game rather than presented as a separate lesson.
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