HKCDM S.T.E.A.M Play! Pop Up (Permanently closed)

HKCDM S.T.E.A.M Play! Pop Up encourages children to explore, create and express through play. Exhibits in the Pop Up are developed with an educational goal and specially designed for children ten years old and under for their different developmental and physical stages. This Pop Up aims to spark an interest and lifelong interest of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (S.T.E.A.M).

 

A Space Where Children Can Play, Explore, and Bond

Hands-on exhibits, facilitated programs, and inviting environments that encourage learning by doing

Educational content in the areas of language and literacy, S.T.E.A.M (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics), culture, and environmental awareness/stewardship

Opportunities for families and groups to meaningfully engage together and to create lasting memories

Exhibit Highlights

Our Natural World, Our Consumer World: Explore the wonders of nature and the ways we can help protect our environment.

  • Collection of Curiosity - This exhibit allows children to use the videomicroscope to see nature up close.

  • Water Table - Children can experiment to see how a dam, a water fountain, and other contraptions works.

Suitable for children of 3 - 10 years old

 

Tinkering Lab: Experiment with unique tools and materials to make discoveries and creations related to S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics).

Suitable for children of 3 - 10 years old

 

Transit Tots: Infused with unique Hong Kong landmarks, toddlers engage their senses while exploring mini versions of our city's transport methods.

Suitable for children of 0 - 3 years old

 

"Anything is Possible" Trial Area: Nudel Kart, a large educational deconstructable play cart, is awarded the prestigious Good Design Award in Australia. It was designed with the aim to allow children to authentically develop essential skills, such as creativity, problem-solving skills, and social skills.

Suitable for children of 3 - 10 years old

 
 
 

Nurturing Children’s Unique Potential To Flourish

“The Children’s Discovery Museum in Hong Kong is filled with educational content in a series of exhibits that have been thoughtfully planned, designed, and executed. […]

I can imagine Hong Kong families happily and healthily growing up in this museum. “

—— Bridget Long, Ph.D.

Dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education

Saris Professor of Education and Economics