Water Knowledge Park: Understanding Water Resources

I have always believed that learning and applying knowledge is more effective than learning. This time we took the big and small princess to the #Water Knowledge Garden Public Education Center in Tin Shui Wai to learn about water resources. what to see The education center has two floors, using in-depth and simple interaction to drive visitors to learn about local water resources through interactive installations in different themed exhibition areas. Let's click on the picture to see what's going on🔍 After the visit of the big and small princesses: The eldest princess has always been more curious, but for this quasi #elementary school children literacy is not too much, even if I read the contents of the exhibition board for him to listen may not have the patience to listen, some of the installations of the water knowledge garden such as reuse of water and rainwater recycling projection animation, is allowing visitors to track the experience of small water droplets 💧 through the glass window, while listening to the fixed-point sound system, the little princess read English and Chinese all the way infinite ♾️ Loop is really a good exhibition area. Reflection 💡 My first impression after going here: the Water Department is really rich! The interactive device in this education center is very advanced. It uses a directional sound transmission device, which means that you can only hear the relevant content when you stand at a designated location. When the Science Museum is still using touch-sensitive interactive devices, here is using movement detection😂 That means for friends who are shorter or usually do not fit well with movement detection devices, be prepared here you will play very stew🤫 Like playing a fishing game, when everyone catches, it is not possible to fish yourself😢 Watching the video is no longer limited to the plane angle, come an aerial photography of the reservoir video and then with a spherical projection, in fact ... I have studied this setting for a long time do not understand, you can tell me why to design it after going 😅 Visiting etiquette: Visiting such educational centers with children is needed for parents to accompany children to learn together to get to know, do not consider yourself to a playroom purely play games If you only want to find a playroom for children to discharge, this is not suitable 🙏🏻 Due to the limited number of visitors to the center, please make an appointment online in advance (2 hours per session) https://www.h2opecentre.gov.hk/tc/book-your-visit/index.html Where to park? There are no visitor parking spaces at the center. Parking is closest to Tin Shui Wai Swimming Pool, Ginza Plaza or Tin Tsi Estate car park. #mimimomoma #mimimomoexplore #coolhkg #mrsisterhood #sustainability #recycle #water #saveourplanet #local tour #parent-child activity #LocalTour #ParentFunTravel #SuperFunThemePark #MuseumExplore #IMiss #ThemeParkGuide