Step into Bzzz! at the Copernicus Science Centre, a special interactive exhibition where children up to 5 can explore the natural world. This engaging space encourages young 'Kopernicans' to learn through action, fostering their innate enthusiasm for scientific discovery. Kids will love experimenting with sounds, smells, and different perspectives of nature through hands-on activities, including a popular water play area.
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Bzzz! is an interactive exhibition designed for children up to 5 years old, encouraging them to experiment, touch, climb, and play to discover the natural world. It focuses on sensory experiences, allowing young visitors to explore sounds, smells, and different perspectives of nature through hands-on activities.
The Bzzz! exhibition is a dedicated space at the Copernicus Science Centre designed for uninhibited experimentation, where young 'Kopernicans' can engage their natural curiosity. The exhibition encourages learning through action and emotional engagement, tapping into children's innate enthusiasm for scientific discovery. The space is designed to channel children's need for movement into self-directed exploration of nature. Visitors can experience phenomena such as the sounds of a meadow, follow animal tracks, identify forest creatures, and even explore different visual perspectives through animal-like eyes. A flowing river exhibit with interactive elements like wheels, screws, and buckets allows children to play with water, test buoyancy, and observe different effects. Parents are encouraged to participate with their children and continue the learning at home, with suggestions for asking guiding questions or attending mini-workshops available. The exhibition is specifically tailored for children up to 5 years old and requires adult supervision for entry. Practical information includes the availability of a toilet and a parent-and-child room. Visitors are advised to bring a change of clothes due to the nature of the interactive water exhibits. Entry to the exhibition is included with an exhibition ticket, and due to limited capacity for safety and comfort, entry is on a first-come, first-served basis. There are specific times allocated for organized groups, during which individual visits may be limited.
Entry to the exhibition is included with an exhibition ticket. Due to limited capacity for safety and comfort, entry is on a first-come, first-served basis. Visitors are advised to bring a change of clothes as the exhibits can be messy. During specific times, the exhibition is reserved for organized groups, which may limit individual access.
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