mation Read the following article and complete the graphic organiser that follows, The National Science Centre was formally opened on 29 November 1996 by our former Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad. The objective of establishing the centre was to promote awareness and understanding of science and technology among Malaysians. The National Science Centre has two levels of exhibition floors covering a total of 6,717 square metres. A multi-media library, a general science laboratory, three workshops, two auditoriums, and a multi-purpose hall can be found within the interior. Outside the structure, an eco-pond, a herbal garden, and a children’s playground further accentuate the emphasis on physical and biological“The centre organises various activities for students of all ages. The Budding Scientist programme, tailored for preschoolers aged between 4 and 6, exposes children to several simple science activities, ‘as a way of introducing them to science subjects. The programme is designed to stimulate the interest ff the young towards science and help them to understand the concepts of science through games ‘and thinking. It provides an interesting atmosphere and an informal way of learning for the children. ‘The Science Trails programme aims to introduce primary pupils to the concept of science through exhibits at the gallery in order to make their visits more interesting and meaningful. Tailored for children aged between 7 and 12, it is based on the primary school curriculum using the concept of exploration, learning and problem solving. ‘The Science Wonders programme for secondary students between the ages of 13 and 17 offers. real exploration experience through hands-on activities with the aid of computers. This programme is specially designed for lower and upper secondary school students. The activities provided are aimed at supplementing the curriculum of secondary schools. They are carried out in a laboratory that can cater for 30 students. ‘Among the other attractions at the centre are the Science Educational Park, the Underwater Walkthrough Aquarium as well as the Inventor's Comer for budding minds. It is hoped that the centre's exhibits will help nurture a lifelong interest in sciences for all ages. ‘The centre is located in Bukit Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, and is open from Monday to Friday from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. The admission fees are RM6.00 for adults and RM3.00 for children. (Source: http:/www-psn.gov.my) Using the information from the article, complete the graphic organiser below. Date of official opening: @ Outdoor Features: Children’s playground Indoor Facilities: ‘+ General science lab * Auditoriums ‘= Workshops +O Adults Children : (8) +: RM6.00mation Read the following article and complete the graphic organiser that follows, The National Science Centre was formally opened on 29 November 1996 by our former Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad. The objective of establishing the centre was to promote awareness and understanding of science and technology among Malaysians. The National Science Centre has two levels of exhibition floors covering a total of 6,717 square metres. A multi-media library, a general science laboratory, three workshops, two auditoriums, and a multi-purpose hall can be found within the interior. Outside the structure, an eco-pond, a herbal garden, and a children’s playground further accentuate the emphasis on physical and biological“The centre organises various activities for students of all ages. The Budding Scientist programme, tailored for preschoolers aged between 4 and 6, exposes children to several simple science activities, ‘as a way of introducing them to science subjects. The programme is designed to stimulate the interest ff the young towards science and help them to understand the concepts of science through games ‘and thinking. It provides an interesting atmosphere and an informal way of learning for the children. ‘The Science Trails programme aims to introduce primary pupils to the concept of science through exhibits at the gallery in order to make their visits more interesting and meaningful. Tailored for children aged between 7 and 12, it is based on the primary school curriculum using the concept of exploration, learning and problem solving. ‘The Science Wonders programme for secondary students between the ages of 13 and 17 offers. real exploration experience through hands-on activities with the aid of computers. This programme is specially designed for lower and upper secondary school students. The activities provided are aimed at supplementing the curriculum of secondary schools. They are carried out in a laboratory that can cater for 30 students. ‘Among the other attractions at the centre are the Science Educational Park, the Underwater Walkthrough Aquarium as well as the Inventor's Comer for budding minds. It is hoped that the centre's exhibits will help nurture a lifelong interest in sciences for all ages. ‘The centre is located in Bukit Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, and is open from Monday to Friday from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. The admission fees are RM6.00 for adults and RM3.00 for children. (Source: http:/www-psn.gov.my) Using the information from the article, complete the graphic organiser below. Date of official opening: @ Outdoor Features: Children’s playground Indoor Facilities: ‘+ General science lab * Auditoriums ‘= Workshops +O Adults Children : (8) +: RM6.00“The centre organises various activities for students of all ages. The Budding Scientist programme, tailored for preschoolers aged between 4 and 6, exposes children to several simple science activities, ‘as a way of introducing them to science subjects. The programme is designed to stimulate the interest ff the young towards science and help them to understand the concepts of science through games ‘and thinking. It provides an interesting atmosphere and an informal way of learning for the children. ‘The Science Trails programme aims to introduce primary pupils to the concept of science through exhibits at the gallery in order to make their visits more interesting and meaningful. Tailored for children aged between 7 and 12, it is based on the primary school curriculum using the concept of exploration, learning and problem solving. ‘The Science Wonders programme for secondary students between the ages of 13 and 17 offers. real exploration experience through hands-on activities with the aid of computers. This programme is specially designed for lower and upper secondary school students. The activities provided are aimed at supplementing the curriculum of secondary schools. They are carried out in a laboratory that can cater for 30 students. ‘Among the other attractions at the centre are the Science Educational Park, the Underwater Walkthrough Aquarium as well as the Inventor's Comer for budding minds. It is hoped that the centre's exhibits will help nurture a lifelong interest in sciences for all ages. ‘The centre is located in Bukit Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, and is open from Monday to Friday from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. The admission fees are RM6.00 for adults and RM3.00 for children. (Source: http:/www-psn.gov.my) Using the information from the article, complete the graphic organiser below. Date of official opening: @ Outdoor Features: Children’s playground Indoor Facilities: ‘+ General science lab * Auditoriums ‘= Workshops +O Adults Children : (8) +: RM6.00Programmes for Schoolchildren Preschool: 0 Primary school: Science Trails Secondary school: ao)“The centre organises various activities for students of all ages. The Budding Scientist programme, tailored for preschoolers aged between 4 and 6, exposes children to several simple science activities, ‘as a way of introducing them to science subjects. The programme is designed to stimulate the interest ff the young towards science and help them to understand the concepts of science through games ‘and thinking. It provides an interesting atmosphere and an informal way of learning for the children. ‘The Science Trails programme aims to introduce primary pupils to the concept of science through exhibits at the gallery in order to make their visits more interesting and meaningful. Tailored for children aged between 7 and 12, it is based on the primary school curriculum using the concept of exploration, learning and problem solving. ‘The Science Wonders programme for secondary students between the ages of 13 and 17 offers. real exploration experience through hands-on activities with the aid of computers. This programme is specially designed for lower and upper secondary school students. The activities provided are aimed at supplementing the curriculum of secondary schools. They are carried out in a laboratory that can cater for 30 students. ‘Among the other attractions at the centre are the Science Educational Park, the Underwater Walkthrough Aquarium as well as the Inventor's Comer for budding minds. It is hoped that the centre's exhibits will help nurture a lifelong interest in sciences for all ages. ‘The centre is located in Bukit Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, and is open from Monday to Friday from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. The admission fees are RM6.00 for adults and RM3.00 for children. (Source: http:/www-psn.gov.my) Using the information from the article, complete the graphic organiser below. Date of official opening: @ Outdoor Features: Children’s playground Indoor Facilities: ‘+ General science lab * Auditoriums ‘= Workshops +O Adults Children : (8) +: RM6.00Programmes for Schoolchildren Preschool: 0 Primary school: Science Trails Secondary school: ao)