Dynamic Earth has a variety of programs to keep children entertained during the Christmas holidays.
A festive program of activities runs from December 21st to January 4th, where visitors to the science attractions can dive into and discover Scotland’s incredible marine habitats while learning about deep-sea discoveries. increase.
Beginning at 10am daily on December 21-23, December 27-30, 2022, and January 2-4, 2023, folks can have a day of fun with the “All Hands-On Deck” family drop-in session can spend Free admission to Dynamic Earth, themed activities include the opportunity to drive a remote-controlled vehicle simulator through hydrothermal vents.
Selected workshops will also be held. Families can learn how ships were built hundreds of years ago before building their own boat to test its durability. Coral crafts are also provided, allowing curious youngsters to understand the importance of these creatures and take them home.
Hermione Cockburn, Scientific Director of Dynamic Earth, said: The family often wants to do different things during the holidays or when the excitement of her January festive season is over. This holiday season her dynamic is an “all hands on deck” for family fun on her earth.
“We offer something for everyone to ‘dive in’ at our Science Center. A visit here is a great way to beat the post-Christmas blues and gives the kids a chance to get hands-on, make crafts, and learn more about our oceans. Can’t wait to ‘sail’ there!
This activity is part of Dynamic Earth’s Discovering the Deep project, which is funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Regular Dynamic Earth features include the ever-popular real icebergs, bone-shaking earthquakes, and a deep time machine that transports visitors back in time billions of years.
Tickets can be purchased in advance at www.dynamicearth.co.uk.
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