Nido Science Center ties up with Vitapops for Inventors’ Lab
MANILA, Philippines - Kids need the proper protection, guidance, and a good amount of fun to unleash their full potentials.
For Nido Fortified Science Discovery Center and its partner, Vitapops — Unilab’s first and only pop rock vitamins for kids — there is a greater need to develop a specialized area that would promote ingenuity and creativity, thus the creation of the Inventor’s Lab, which was launched in a pop-rock-themed party last May 28 at the South Pavilion of SM Mall of Asia.
This partnership aims to gear up kids for a full childhood experience where they get to experiment and discover the fun wonders of science through this collaborative campaign.
It would also accentuate the parents’ role in ensuring that their kids are 100 percent healthy and protected.
“The Science Discovery Center has always been at the forefront of ‘edu-tainment.’ We firmly believe that learning occurs when you provide children with an enjoyable atmosphere in an encouraging and protected environment. In this exhibit, with the help of our partners at Vitapops, we want to create exactly that,†said Arturo Carballo Jr., senior operations manager of the Nido Fortified Science Discovery Center.
This first Inventors’ Lab, which can be found at the second level of SM Mall of Asia’s South Side Entertainment Mall, will feature construction toys that stimulate the minds and creativity of kids. There are also Kinect Interactive video games, which the children can enjoy, among many other activities lined up for them.
During the launch, the Philippine Robotic Olympiad’s pool of young inventors went head to head as they built innovative creations. Tasked with the goal of making school more fun and enjoyable, the students used the different parts of the construction toys for their inventions. A similar contest was also held for children aged seven to 12.
Meanwhile, other participants took part in games and activities, including the pop rock concert that featuring various musical acts.
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