Raft Building – Messing About in Boats – SOLD OUT


							
Whats On
Monday, 13th February 2017
11AM - 12PM
Suitable for ages 3-6
SOLD OUT

Inspired by Kenneth Grahame’s ‘The Wind in the Willows’, join Science Oxford for some scientific storytelling as we mess about with boats! We’ll set the scene with an extract from the book, before you and your child get creative by building and testing a floating raft. Looking at floating and sinking, properties of shape and materials, there’ll be plenty for you and your little engineers to learn in this fun and interactive workshop for ages 3-6 and their families.

Venue

The Story Museum
Rochester House, 42 Pembroke Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 1BP


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Raft Building - Messing About in Boats - SOLD OUT
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