The Ontario Science Centre is bringing its interactive and educational activities to two popular Toronto attractions this week. Staff from the Science Centre will be hosting activities at the Toronto Zoo and the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) from August 16th to 22nd.
Visitors to the Toronto Zoo can look forward to a variety of hands-on activities that explore the science behind animal behavior and habitats. From examining animal skulls to learning about animal adaptations, these activities are designed to engage and educate visitors of all ages.
At the CNE, the Science Centre staff will be showcasing the wonders of space through their “Space Odyssey” exhibit. Visitors can participate in a virtual reality experience, learn about the latest space technology, and even take a photo with a life-size astronaut cutout.
According to the Ontario Science Centre’s CEO, Maurice Bitran, this collaboration with the Toronto Zoo and the CNE is a great opportunity to bring science to the community in a fun and accessible way. “We are excited to share our passion for science with visitors at these popular Toronto attractions,” Bitran said.
The Ontario Science Centre is known for its interactive and engaging approach to science education. By bringing their activities to the Toronto Zoo and the CNE, they hope to inspire curiosity and spark an interest in science among visitors.
The activities at the Toronto Zoo and the CNE are included with admission to the attractions. For more information and a schedule of events, visitors can visit the Ontario Science Centre’s website or the websites of the Toronto Zoo and the CNE.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn and have fun with the Ontario Science Centre at the Toronto Zoo and the CNE this week!
