Nature

Physically active space that encourages investigating the surrounding world through different senses. Instills a spirit of adventure and discovery and an appreciation for nature and the need to conserve it.

Senses

Humans gather information about their environment through the use of sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch. Each of the five senses responds to specific stimuli in the world around us, and each uses a unique part of the body to take in information. Explore your senses by smell, touch and hearing.

Seasons

A challenge to perceive nature in different seasons? Each season lasts for about 3months in a year.
When does spring, summer, fall, and winter start and end?
Change the parts of a tree as seen in different seasons on an interactive wall.

Science of Color, Sound and Light

Walk on a larger-than-life Piano to create music or play with real time objects to have a unique experience of learning by creation.

Enjoy playing with colors to witness color addition and colour subtraction to create new colours.

Strike the top edge of the lower end of the tube of various lengths, to listen to the sound created!

Maintain a steady, relaxed contact with both brass handprints of the device to listen to your heart beat, and observe the readings on the display in Beats per Minute (BPM). Go out jumping around and check your heart beat. Is it the same as earlier?

Play with the dials by rotating each of them and create your own light design with different colors or your own light painting?

Toys & Games

Experiment to test the power of air and its ability in moving or lifting various objects.
Use your hands, arms and other objects to create different impressions on a pin screen!

Play with the roller coaster by dropping the ball from various heights to learn the concepts of energy and how conversion of energy happens from Potential Energy (energy stored in an object) to Kinetic Energy (energy associated with moving objects).

Play with different types of interactive toys which can roll, hop, flip, fall etc. Keep guessing the scientific principle for their behavior?