A wheelchair obstacle course, vision impairment simulations and adaptive technologies are some of the features children can explore. This exhibit is the result of cooperation among several local organizations that serve people with disabilities. That's what your kids will say when they see the hands-on fun in this exhibit. Children become junior scientists as they experiment with sailboats, tops, dominos and bridges, to name just a few of the many toys available. There are ten toy stations for kids and a special station just for parents where they can learn how to use toys to stimulate their children's interest in science.
Kids learn scientific principles by examining toys and games through imaginative play.