Science Show at Puttenahalli Lake

PNLIT, in association with Merry Go Learn, invites you to the FIRST EVER SCIENCE SHOW conducted by students – an environment awareness initiative. 

A never before opportunity for 4-13 year olds to – 
* Get involved with a range of exciting performances – be it helping Sherlock Holmes decipher invisible clues, playing with vibrations to create amazing sounds or watching jaw-dropping chemical reactions in a giant toothpaste
* Participate in quizzes and win exciting prizes
* Get their hands dirty with science – make their own kaleidoscopes, floating rings, lava lamps and much more.

Students in the age group 4-13 years and their parents are cordially invited.

Venue: Puttenahalli Lake, Opp. Brigade School, JP Nagar 7th Phase
Date: Sunday 15th December 2013
Time: 3pm – 6pm

 

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