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Scitech is open Tuesday 26 January, 10am-4pm

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Scitech is open Tuesday 26 January, 10am-4pm

Scitech is open Tuesday 26 January, 10am-4pm

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Tilt

Join Annie and Max on a whirlwind adventure and explore how the seasons work.

Educators

Follow the animated story of Annie, Max and a well-informed toy robot, as they travel into space to understand the seasons. This show explores how the seasons work and why regions of planet Earth experience different seasonal conditions. Tilt is produced by Melbourne Planetarium at Scienceworks, Museums Victoria.

Western Australian Curriculum Links
Science Understanding: Earth and Space Sciences
Science as a Human Endeavour: Nature and Development of Science

Duration
45 minutes (30 minute show plus a Live Sky Tour)

Age Group
PP- Year 3

Location
Scitech Planetarium

Term
Terms 1 & 2, 2021

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