
It's one of Mackenzie's favourite places and she's been nagging us to go there since the renovations were finished.
For parents who haven't discovered the Sciencentre, it's a wonderful place where kids (and adults) can wander around performing science experiments and having a hell of a lot of fun whilst learning the basic principles of biology, physics and the natural world.
The newest addition is a "crime solving" section, where you have to use the science of forensics to solve a murder case.
It may not be for every child depending on age and temperament, but the kids running from clue to clue today seemed to understand it was make-believe.
Outside is the dinosaur area, which was flooded in 2011, where I found this rather grumpy-looking creature.
To preserve our arts and cultural precincts, we need to instill a sense of connection and ownership to them with the younger generations.
Based on the hundreds of 0-25s at the Qld Museum today, I think they are in good hands.
Okay, that's freaky.Know how he feels really
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