Periodical meetings are held in this hall where children, parents and teachers meet to exchange views on matters dealing with education development. The park surrounding the Museum is rich in numerous plants and trees carrying labels of information on every species for a child to read and compare as he tours the park. He can then try to draw what he observed with the help of the tour leader. Children are provided with the opportunity to watch the birds in the park picking their food from the ground and compare their beaks, feathers and claws. They can also observe the birds' nests using binoculars.
Children watch the colourful butterflies in flower beds and try to draw the ones they liked best.
The tour instructor helps children to keep suitable distances away from butterflies and other insects, so as not to disturb them. By means of magnifying glasses children are taught how to observe the behaviour of ants, bees and other insects. A child's freedom to discover, think, innovate and observe is of paramount importance.