Fun and educational adventures for young scientists with SciWorld Birthday Parties

SciWorlds Birthday Parties
Book your child and all their friends an amazing experience with our SciWorld scientists!

The children will look the part, dressed up in child-sized lab coats, as they experience all the wonders of being a scientist. 

Our birthday parties are both educational and loads of fun with all children keeping what they make during the party. We have a range of exciting hands-on activities for the kids, who can get creative making their own marvellous lava lamps, launching rockets, or just plain messy making slime! Don’t let the messy business scare you because we set up before and clean it all up after the birthday activities, so all you need to do is relax and enjoy the day with your child.

Our team includes scientists with different fields of interest, all of whom are passionate about science and are keen to spread this passion across South Australia. SciWorld was created with the mission to provide interactive science education to the South Australian community, and a huge part of this is getting more kids interested in science. 

SciWorld birthday party includes:

  • 60 minutes of party time with a qualified Science Presenter
  • Your choice of 3 hands-on experiments and 3 spectacular demonstrations
  • Gift for the birthday child
  • Lab coats and tables for children to use for experiments during party time
  • Lab coats and tables for children to use for experiments during party time
  • Printable party invitations for your guests

 


For more information:

sciworld.org.au

 

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