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Discover how science is found in our everyday lives with an all-day pass to The Mind Museum, the first world-class science museum in the Philippines
With over 250 interactive exhibits presented through 5 interconnected stories about Atom, Earth, Life, Universe, and Technology, The Mind Museum is perfect for kids aged 2 to 10
Witness awesome experiments by the Museum's resident scientists, gaze and marvel at the stars and planets in the custom-built Space Shell planetarium, and watch two 3D animated films about the natural history of the Earth, and of the Philippine archipelago
Be amazed as you'll get to see The Mind Museum’s new Discovery Sheds, which are special interactive learning areas found in the different galleries inside the museum. They are originally designed by The Mind Museum team to cater to younger children (2 to 9 years old) so that they can start to appreciate science concepts that are explained in the other permanent exhibits in the galleries
Aided by varied sizes, textures, shapes, colors and movements that children naturally love to interact with, the elements in these Discovery Sheds tell a story about the science in exploring the universe, the Earth, life, atoms, and technology
See the Museum's traveling exhibition, The Teenage Brain: Wiring in Progress, which is a walkthrough of a teenager's world, beyond the myths and stereotypes, based on the most recent scientific studies on the teenage brain. In this exhibit, you will explore the teenage brain as if it were a house:
In the bedroom, the center of a teenager's universe, you will find, among other things, a strange clock that keeps different waking and sleeping times and it is not because your teenager is lazy. Here, you will also find the truth about how the teenager thinks or feels, from the way he or she sleeps in his or her bed and how he or she studies, eats, idolizes role models, shapes his or her identity, and so much more
The bathroom will reveal why self-image matters so much to the teenager that everyone virtually agrees that they invented the "selfie"
The "garage" will make sense of why risk-taking is so natural to teenagers, especially when with their peers
The kitchen holds a different meaning to teenagers. Beyond the location of food, it is where the "talk" with parents usually happens as they are guided on the consequences of their choices
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