In Ignacy's pharmacy - a series of chemistry and physics classes (kindergarten 5-6 years and grades 1-3)
Just like Ignacy Lukasiewicz, we will experiment, mix, pour and heat! During the workshop organised by the Warsaw Gasworks Museum we will discover the fascinating world of chemistry hidden in everyday products.
Participants will find out about the unusual properties of ingredients known from home cooking - red cabbage, soda, vinegar or oil. They will see if a rainbow can appear on milk, produce electricity or make their own soaps. This is an excellent opportunity for scientific fun that will stimulate curiosity and encourage them to discover the secrets of chemistry in practice.
The workshops are led by experienced educators who will introduce children to the world of experiments and scientific discoveries in an accessible way.
- Price: PLN 300
- Maximum number of participants: 25 people
See also
Plenty of attractions await you that will take you back in time,
showing unusual aspects of our historical heritage.
showing unusual aspects of our historical heritage.
How do electronic circuits work and how are control systems created from simple components? During the workshops, students will analyse the
In the early 1930s, American physicist Robert Van de Graaff constructed a device that still inspires awe and... slight shivers. The generator not
Do you know what coal gas was used for? What secrets are hidden in the history of city lighting before the invention of electricity? If you want