See the world under a microscope, paint a frisbee and control lightning: activities with kids on Tuesday
The beginning of the week at the RUSSIA EXPO will be active
and interesting. Many activities have been prepared especially for young
guests: tours, a science show, masterclasses and an exciting quest.
INTERACTIVE SCIENCE LAB "WORLD UNDER A MICROSCOPE" 0+
Science can be very engaging even for children. This can be
experienced at the exposition by the Ministry of Health of the Russian
Federation "At the Service of Health!" where everyone can look into
the amazing world of the invisible. The scientific zone features microscopes
connected to computers — a new approach in modern research. You will see what
different tissues of the human body look like in normal and pathological states.
Under the guidance of real scientific experts, you will try to make a diagnosis
yourself and also be able to examine your own hair.
Pavilion C1, June 25, 10:00 - 20:00
SHOW "TESLA SHOW". SHORT PROGRAM 6+
This interactive presentation will introduce the physics of
electricity, allowing you to control lightning and transmit electric current
over a distance, and amaze you with plasma flashes and glowing fluorescent
lamps. The bright and spectacular show will leave young guests spellbound.
Pavilion 46, June 25, 12:00 — 12:30 Register
MASTERCLASS "FRISBEE PAINTING" 6+
Join Maria Terekhova, an instructor from the
"Tvorilki" workshop, in the fascinating process of painting flying
discs. Design a futuristic frisbee and create an original disc that will make a
splash at any summer picnic.
Pavilion 75, June 25, 13:00 — 13:30
QUEST "JOURNEY THROUGH RUSSIA" 6+
Set off on a journey across Russia! A quest for young
adventurers! Children, accompanied by a guide, will take an exciting walk
through the pavilion's exposition, solving riddles and completing small tasks.
Pavilion D, June 25, 15:00 — 15:30
In this masterclass, guests will be able to create a
three-dimensional postcard shaped like our planet. This is a great opportunity
to showcase your creativity and work on fine motor skills. The souvenir can be
given to loved ones or kept as a memento of the Exposition.
Pavilion D, June 25, 15:00 - 16:30
The image of the Northern Lights at the National Centre refers to the rich cultural heritage of the peoples of the North.
The aim of the programme is to build a team for public service and development institutions of the Far East and the Arctic.
