Kids Dig Science | Just Right
What do Goldilocks and outer space have in common? Goldilocks was a little scientist, she conducted her experiment in the home of the 3 bears. She started with which chair…
Kids Dig Science | Defrosting Frozen
A bit of a defrost for one of the coldest months of the year! ‘Defrosting Frozen’, is about melting down ‘Frozen’, a modern day, frosty fairy tale. Join us as…
Kids Dig Science | Boosting Santa’s Sleigh
December brings joy and excitement in the run up to Christmas! Have YOU given a thought to what you want for Christmas? Well this year Santa’s in a bit of…
Kids Dig Science: Genetics and Race
Date and Time: 7th May at 3pm and 8th May at 11am Venue: Spazju Kreattiv Meet Sean and Jeremy as they navigate the science of human evolution, chatting with a …
Mar 2021 – Learn to Fly
While birds have been flying for a gazillion years, it’s something relatively new to us humans and we rely on some important scientific principles to achieve it. Kids Dig Science is coordinated…
Dec 2020 – Insects
Insects – Love them or hate them, insects are everywhere. There are anywhere between six and ten million different types of these crawling, slithering, climbing, swimming creatures. Kids Dig Science is coordinated…
Nov 2020 – Kids Dig Science at Science in the City
Science in the City is proud to present an extraordinary show about Women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths). This puppet show, brought to you by the Malta Chamber of…
Apr 2019 – Stop Cutting the Orchids
Date and Time: Saturday, 13 April 2019, 3pm – 5pmVenue: Studios A & B, Spazju Kreattiv Kids Dig Science is coordinated by the Science in the City team at the Malta Chamber of…
Mar 2019 – Weather Watch
Date and Time: Saturday, 16 March 2019, 3pm – 5pmVenue: Studios A & B, Spazju Kreattiv What does your perfect day look like? If you’re anything like me, you cherish those cloudy,…
Feb 2019 – Circuits
Date and Time: Saturday, 16 February 2019, 3pm – 5pmVenue: Studios A & B, Spazju Kreattiv How much thought have you given to circuits today? Am guessing electrical loops was’t the first…
