Spring school holidays are coming. I think many parents are puzzled about what to do with their child. Or maybe someone is going to come to Moscow, then this place may well become one of the points of visit. The Human Museum “Living Systems” is not a museum in the classical sense with showcases, racks and shelves, with silence broken by the rustling of steps and whispers… This is a fully interactive exposition that clearly, accessible and, most importantly, not boring talks about the human body.
My decision to visit the museum, as always, was sudden and shocked my husband. He did not go with us, but in vain. In fact, I kept this place in mind for a long time, but somehow I didn’t dare - it’s expensive, but will my little fry be interested ...And then a 17-year-old niece came to Moscow for the Olympics, she has half a day free, and in a similar She hasn't been to the museum yet, but she's heard a lot.
In general, this is the very moment when you want it, you don’t want it, but you have to go)))
We got to the place by 17 o'clock. By this time, all additional programs and lectures had ended, but I did not plan to attend them (not all at once, I have to look around). At the entrance meets such a cute homunculus
And then it started ...Still, you can touch, press the buttons, pull the levers. Every child urgently needs to share what he saw and be sure to be the first. Brain explosion!! ! (of mine) The first 10 minutes I just got used to the noise, din and "Brownian" movement of children inside the room.
You can try yourself as a turtle. You can climb into a cubic meter. Such a cubic meter is very lacking at home, only to close it with a key)))
The following shows how the sperm cells attack the egg, and their size ratio.
Of course, I did not begin to describe the process of fertilization to the children, let them be content with one of the generally accepted versions about a kiss during a wedding (we still have this one).
You can do sports. For example, pedaling such a cute bike, admiring the reflection that appears, or burning calories on the simulator. My sports training was only enough to the cucumber)))
Oddly enough, the children liked to assemble and disassemble the person. The younger ones perceived it as a puzzle, but the older ones, nevertheless, tried to remember the anatomy course.
A bunch of stands where you can measure yourself, weigh yourself and find out that you are a bear, Malay though, but a bear! You can spy on ants, try to leave a trail on a block of ice (it seems that only the hottest ones succeed, no one from our company managed to check in), climb a dinosaur egg, or, quite by accident, unearth a mermaid.
Oh, and then I especially recommend the virtual cockroach crushing event.
While the kids are busy with this business, as a rule, they are busy for a long time, you can calmly examine a couple of exhibits. For example, look at the world (in this case, at yourself) through the eyes of different animals. Learn interesting (but not for children) things.
Children can also hang out for a long time in the same room (which can also be used). Here the lighting changes, you need to collect balls of a given color, and some kind of chameleon balls ...
A lot of interactive dedicated to the perception of the surrounding world...And perception stereotypes....
A separate section is devoted to people with disabilities. Of course, this place should no longer be considered as entertainment. Here you can experience this limitation for yourself. My niece could not get through the hatch in a wheelchair, it turned out to be an insurmountable obstacle.
There are stands where you can understand (at least try) how the deaf hear and the blind see...
Of course, I did not show everything, only where we stayed the longest. Many exhibits for our age (4-6 years old) were completely incomprehensible and uninteresting. But even what we mastered was quite enough for home and kindergarten discussions.
It should be noted that the children did not mindlessly jump, jump, touch, pull. I explained what I could. They understood and remembered something, they already knew something and looked again, something flew past, and okay, it will return later))) I took it away with difficulty, it was saved by the fact that the museum was closing and they asked to finish the inspection over the speakerphone. I vowed to the children that we would return here again .. .
My decision to visit the museum, as always, was sudden and shocked my husband. He did not go with us, but in vain. In fact, I kept this place in mind for a long time, but somehow I didn’t dare - it’s expensive, but will my little fry be interested ...And then a 17-year-old niece came to Moscow for the Olympics, she has half a day free, and in a similar She hasn't been to the museum yet, but she's heard a lot.
In general, this is the very moment when you want it, you don’t want it, but you have to go)))
We got to the place by 17 o'clock. By this time, all additional programs and lectures had ended, but I did not plan to attend them (not all at once, I have to look around). At the entrance meets such a cute homunculus
And then it started ...Still, you can touch, press the buttons, pull the levers. Every child urgently needs to share what he saw and be sure to be the first. Brain explosion!! ! (of mine) The first 10 minutes I just got used to the noise, din and "Brownian" movement of children inside the room.
You can try yourself as a turtle. You can climb into a cubic meter. Such a cubic meter is very lacking at home, only to close it with a key)))
The following shows how the sperm cells attack the egg, and their size ratio.
Of course, I did not begin to describe the process of fertilization to the children, let them be content with one of the generally accepted versions about a kiss during a wedding (we still have this one).
You can do sports. For example, pedaling such a cute bike, admiring the reflection that appears, or burning calories on the simulator. My sports training was only enough to the cucumber)))
Oddly enough, the children liked to assemble and disassemble the person. The younger ones perceived it as a puzzle, but the older ones, nevertheless, tried to remember the anatomy course.
A bunch of stands where you can measure yourself, weigh yourself and find out that you are a bear, Malay though, but a bear! You can spy on ants, try to leave a trail on a block of ice (it seems that only the hottest ones succeed, no one from our company managed to check in), climb a dinosaur egg, or, quite by accident, unearth a mermaid.
Oh, and then I especially recommend the virtual cockroach crushing event.
While the kids are busy with this business, as a rule, they are busy for a long time, you can calmly examine a couple of exhibits. For example, look at the world (in this case, at yourself) through the eyes of different animals. Learn interesting (but not for children) things.
Children can also hang out for a long time in the same room (which can also be used). Here the lighting changes, you need to collect balls of a given color, and some kind of chameleon balls ...
A lot of interactive dedicated to the perception of the surrounding world...And perception stereotypes....
A separate section is devoted to people with disabilities. Of course, this place should no longer be considered as entertainment. Here you can experience this limitation for yourself. My niece could not get through the hatch in a wheelchair, it turned out to be an insurmountable obstacle.
There are stands where you can understand (at least try) how the deaf hear and the blind see...
Of course, I did not show everything, only where we stayed the longest. Many exhibits for our age (4-6 years old) were completely incomprehensible and uninteresting. But even what we mastered was quite enough for home and kindergarten discussions.
It should be noted that the children did not mindlessly jump, jump, touch, pull. I explained what I could. They understood and remembered something, they already knew something and looked again, something flew past, and okay, it will return later))) I took it away with difficulty, it was saved by the fact that the museum was closing and they asked to finish the inspection over the speakerphone. I vowed to the children that we would return here again .. .
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