Exploring Science Beyond the Classroom in Singapore Science Festival 2019

Science is part of our lives.

That’s what Singapore Science Festival is sharing this year with the theme of ‘This is Science’ through a lot of exciting things. The annual fest is bringing more than 50 shows, workshops, exhibitions and activities for everyone to learn about the role of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics play in our daily lives. Meaning, there is everything for those who love to inquire, imagine and invent.

From learning chemical transformations that take place in baking with Kate Mulcahy through ‘Incredible Edibles, The Chemistry of Cookies’, magical science in “The Impossible” Science Sessions with Jason Latimer from the USA, to visiting Singapore’s largest slime installations.

5 Highlights from Singapore Science Festival 2019

Science Buskers Festival

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Come and Support the young scientists who will show and tell about their love of science through their different projects. It’s happening at Plaza Singapura’s Outdoor Plaza on the 30th August (12.30 p.m. to 6 p.m.) and 31st August (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.).

“The Impossible” Science Sessions with Jason Latimer

The well-known American magician Jason Latimer will show you some of his little secrets to “The Impossible” from bending light to shaping water. The Awardee of Golden Grolla Award from the Masters of Magic, together with David Copperfield and David Blaine, will share the wonder of science to ignite the curiosity of these young learners in STEM.

X-periment!

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Experience various hands-on scientific research in the X-periment! brought by A*STAR together with Singapore Science Centre. Discover the cutting-edge innovations and great science discovery as a family in this two-day science Carnivals.

DinoQuest

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Has not visited this interactive exhibition? Fret not! The dinosaurs are still waiting for you there till 29 Sep. Have fun discovering the science of palaeontology through a multi-sensory blockbuster experience powered by the latest multimedia technologies.

Singapore’s Largest Slime Installation

Who doesn’t love slime? Contribute to the biggest slime installation in tow by creating your own slime. And SSF is on a mission to break another record. So join the fun!

If you are having challenges in igniting the interest for Science to your children, visiting the Singapore Science Festival 2019 will definitely a great help for you.

Date: 30 Aug to 14 Sep 2019

Click here for the detailed guide of Singapore Science Festival 2019.