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Hands-on Science and Skill Workshops for Kids

byWonderlandHosted at Wonderland, New Moti Bagh, Chanakyapuri, New DelhiStarts from1,200 Per Child Ticket (Adults Inclusive)View full gallery

We turn curiosity into confidence through hands-on discovery. From woodworking with real tools to messy science experiments, we make learning feel like play.

Exploring the windy wonders of Saturn. Our little scientists learned about the planet and its powerful winds through a hands-on activity with scarves, feeling the difference between a gentle breeze and a strong gust.

From floating ink experiments to storytelling with puppets, our Star Parent volunteers bring so much wonder to our classrooms. These magical learning moments, blending science and art, are what make our community so special.

On Earth Day, we learn that joy can be found in the dirt. Our little ones hold the Earth in their tiny palms, planting seeds and growing roots in both our garden and their hearts, learning to care for our planet.

Our little entomologists are at work building a bug hotel. This project teaches them about the diversity of insects and their homes, fostering a love for nature and hands-on learning.

As part of our Ocean Treasures unit, children created their own ocean in a bottle. They learned about the different layers of the ocean, from the sunlit zone to the midnight zone, through a fun and colorful science experiment.

We celebrated the end of our EY3 unit with an event focused on creativity and innovation. Children and parents worked together to craft toys from recycled materials and make their own DIY magnets, turning everyday objects into something new.

About Curiosity in Action: Science & Skills

In our workshops, learning is never just about watching—it is about doing. Whether your child is using real, child-sized hand drills and hammers in our Wood Wizards sessions or mixing sensory layers for an ocean-in-a-bottle experiment, they are actively building and creating. We keep our groups small with a 1:5 supervision ratio so every child gets the space to try, experiment, and get a little messy without the pressure of needing a perfect final result.

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