See the world under a microscope, make it rain and find out how lightning appears: things young researchers can do at the RUSSIA EXPO
Education
can be incredibly interesting and even exciting. Especially if the
"classes" are held at the RUSSIA EXPO. Here you can visit a real
science laboratory, take part in scientific experiments and play educational
board games.
INTERACTIVE
SCIENCE LABORATORY "THE WORLD UNDER THE MICROSCOPE" 0+
Every day
in Pavilion C, the interactive science laboratory "The World Under the
Microscope" is open for guests, which will be especially interesting for
children and teenagers. The science zone is equipped with microscopes connected
with a computer, which is a new approach to modern research that visitors to
the Exposition will be able to appreciate. It is possible to see how different
tissues of the human body look like in norm and pathology and even make a diagnosis
by yourself. Besides, iit is possible to examine various objects in a microscope, for example, your own hair and to see how mysterious and unusual the
microcosm is.
PRIRODOGRAD.
CITY OF PROFESSIONS 6+
In Pavilion
No. 16, children are invited to try themselves as scientists, researchers and
meteorologists. They will be able to study various natural phenomena, call
lightning, unravel the riddles of thousand-year-old ice and even learn how to
make rain to extinguish fires. And also they will get acquainted with the work
of ecologists and learn to be more careful with nature.
We would
like to remind you that it is very easy to visit Pavilion No. 16
"Prirodograd. City of Professions": excursions are free and available
for children aged 6-14, they are conducted with the help of animators, without
parents. It is better to pre-register. The organizers also ask to provide
children with a change of shoes if possible.
BOARD GAMES FROM "NAVIGATORS OF CHILDHOOD"
In Pavilion No. 57 children can play educational board games. "Notice It", "Memo", "Explain the Word", "Answer in 5 Seconds" - these are not only fun activities for two players or a whole company, but also powerful training of attention, memory, as well as excellent exercises for the development of logical thinking, creativity and art. In addition, participants of the games will be able to get acquainted with the activities of the Russian Children and Youth Center's projects.
During the all-Russian survey "What does the Motherland begin with?", people across the country are answering this question in their own way, opening up the innermost corners of their souls.
Souvenir nevalyashkas (traditional Russian roly-poly dolls), are attracting particular attention, with guests choosing them for their harmonious combination of Russian colour and traditional Chinese symbols.
Under the guidance of artisans, each guest made an unusual souvenir that can become either a personal talisman or a gift with a special story.
