Level A1 – BeginnerCEFR A1
2 min
80 words
- Events make science fun and interesting for many people.
- Children and adults can join many different activities.
- Organisers plan activities for different age groups and needs.
- Younger children do simple, safe hands-on experiments at events.
- Older students see demonstrations that explain scientific ideas better.
- Activities happen in schools, libraries and public museums.
- Mobile shows go to local neighbourhoods and some schools.
- Organisers count visitors and collect feedback after each event.
- They try to keep activities safe, fair and accessible.
Difficult words
- organiser — Person or group who plans events.Organisers
- experiment — A simple test to learn or observe.experiments
- demonstration — A public show that explains ideas.demonstrations
- feedback — Comments or answers from people after event.
- accessible — Easy for people to use or enter.
- neighbourhood — The local area near your home.neighbourhoods
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Discussion questions
- Do you like science events?
- Do you prefer experiments or demonstrations?
- Have you been to a museum or library event?
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