Teachers can select activities according to the interest of their students and freely guide them through the exhibits in the Museum.

*Activity 1: Science Demonstration (Compulsory)

The Ball Party
How do you make a balloon fly? What makes a bouncy ball bounce? Why are soap bubbles round? This demonstration introduces various interesting scientific phenomena using balloons, several types of balls and soap bubbles which young children encounter in their daily lives.

*Activity 2: Children Science Workshop

Sound and Music Workshop
We hear a variety of sounds around us every day. How is sound created? How can we control the loudness of sound? How is sound transmitted? Young children can learn more about the science of sound through this interactive workshop.

*Activity 3: Science Excursion
(Schools can select to visit at most one gallery.)

Docents will guide students to explore interactive exhibits and arouse their interest in science.

Galleries for selection:
- Motion and Sound
- Light and World of Mirrors
- Jockey Club Environmental Conservation Gallery
- Biodiversity Gallery
- Palaeontology Gallery (NEW)
- Electricity and Magnetism Gallery
- Earth Science Gallery

*The activities are arranged with quotas and on a first come, first served basis.  The Museum will inform participating schools about details of the arrangement nearer the time.