The Magic of Photosynthesis Station at the Botanic Gardens Singapore
The Magic of Photosynthesis is an exhibit inside the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden where kids can discover the concept of photosynthesis. It teaches the magical process of Photosynthesis and the importance of it for all life on earth.
If you notice the four stations below, those represent Sunlight, Carbon Dioxide, Water and the Photosynthesis process when those ingredients work together.
The Magic of Photosynthesis
In the fourth station there is a handle. When you crank the handle, it represents the Photosynthesis process and fruits in the exhibit behind the station will light up.
Actually this is an interesting place in Singapore to visit with kids. This Magic of Photosynthesis station is one of the exhibits inside the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden in Singapore Botanic Gardens.
Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden in Singapore
Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden is a small mini garden inside the Singapore Botanic Garden. This garden is specially dedicated for teaching about nature for the children. Inside the garden you can see many trees, a vegetable garden and educational play area such as Magic of Photosynthesis station.
How to Reach Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden in Singapore
Opening hours: 8am -7pm (closed every Monday except when it falls on a designated Public Holiday)
Admission is free of charge.
Only children aged 12 and below are allowed. They need to accompany by adults.
By Train: 10-min Walk from Botanic Gardens MRT Station (in the Circle Line)
8 Comments
Rhonda
about 2 years agoThis looks like a very good educational opportunity for kids.
ReplyAmila Wickramarachchi
about 2 years agoyes,it is good for bit grown kids.My son enjoyed just by visiting around it.
Replystevebethere
about 2 years agoNice photos and cute too I agree with Rhonda too he looks so engrossed heheh!
ReplyAmila Wickramarachchi
about 2 years agoHe had great time there :)
ReplyKarren Haller
about 2 years agoWhat a fun educational place to visit!
ReplyAmila Wickramarachchi
about 2 years agoyes,it is a really good place to teach kids :)
ReplyEmily
about 2 years agoLooks like a great place! So much fun.
ReplyMerlinda Little (Glimmer of Hope)
about 2 years agoThis is like the most amazing thing ever! I love science and photosynthesis! I wish I can see this place =)
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