SuperLab

Experiments that spark curiosity

Chemistry, physics and biology are no longer just words from a textbook. They become something children can see, touch, try out and explore.

Through interesting and safe experiments, children observe changes, make predictions, test their ideas and compare results. Sometimes they will get it right, sometimes they won’t — and that is part of science. A wrong result is not a failure, it is a new question.

What does SuperLab develop?

SuperLab is not just fun with experiments. Through hands-on work, children develop curiosity and an inquiring mind, logical and critical thinking, creativity and the ability to find solutions, concentration and attention, precision and patience, the ability to ask questions and draw conclusions, and an understanding of the world around them.

From “Why?” to “Let’s find out!”

Children are natural explorers. Every day they ask “Why?”, watch what is happening around them and try to understand how things work.

We don’t just tell children what happened — we encourage them to think about why it happened.

Here you don’t fear questions, you go looking for them

Every workshop brings a new challenge, a new question and a new chance to discover something. Children learn that knowledge is not just remembering a fact, but observing, thinking, trying things out and drawing conclusions.

And after each workshop, they may take home the most important thing of all: one new question they want to explore.

SuperLab is for children who…

SuperLab is for children who are always testing things, love to tinker and explore, ask how and why things work, enjoy making something themselves, love experiments and interesting challenges, and want to be scientists — at least for an hour.

SuperLab is the place where curiosity becomes knowledge.