Science Lab Workshop

Why is the sky blue? How does a light switch work? And what does the forest smell like? Children want to know everything exactly. That's why there's a Science Lab Week at Lagant: In three children's research units and one family research unit, young researchers from the age of 6 will get to the bottom of natural phenomena.

Science Lab in March: Sylvia Hollah looks back on 20 years as a course instructor. With enthusiasm, she takes children on research journeys, helping them better understand the world around them.

• Everything that flies: What is air and why do airplanes fly? Build your own flying objects and start your own competition.

• Electricity and Energy: How does electricity work? Build circuits and discover the secrets of electricity.

• Space: Explore planets, the moon, and the stars.

• Force and Motion: Test your strength and experiment with forces while building and flying.

Science Lab in July: Simone Lambert, a graduate environmental engineer, has been guiding children through exciting experiments for 10 years. Look forward to:

• Built to Last: Build earthquake-proof structures and test bridges.

• Into Space: From the Big Bang to rocket launches – exciting experiments about our universe.

• Electric Power: We make metal glow without fire – discovering electricity.

• Hot and Cold: Build a freezer without power and make bubbles without blowing.