3-6 year olds: Little scientists head into Queen Elizabeth Park to uncover the secrets of snow. They hunt for winter clues and animal tracks, explore snow with all five senses, and discover why every snowflake has six sides. With a penguin to save, a shelter to build and a snowman friend to create, it's a day full of wonder. 7-12 year olds: Young investigators take a scientific look at snow, from the six-sided symmetry of snowflakes to the insulating power of everyday materials. They read the landscape for weather clues and animal tracks, run a hands-on "Save the Penguin" experiment, and engineer a winter shelter, building real observation and problem-solving skills along the way.
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