In this digital age, children are exposed to a plethora of information available online apart from what they learn at school. Sometimes these traditional teaching methods can get monotonous; however, learning never stops! What if a fun element can be added to make this process more enjoyable?
Qatar has many such fun and interactive learning places for children of all ages, and the team at ILoveQatar.net (ILQ) has listed some of these places for you and your little ones!
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KidZania Doha takes fancy dress for kids to another level! Children can choose from 60 real-life activities and engage in role-play acts while wearing custom-made uniforms for the role they choose. From doctors, police officers, and pilots to actors or singers, your little ones can have fun while learning more about a particular profession.
This children's museum is not your regular museum. Kids can have fun while engaging in learning-oriented activities. They have over 40 interactive ones that are designed keeping in mind specific developmental objectives.
Did you know the National Museum of Qatar has an underground cave?
Explore this manmade sinkhole, a representation of what is also called 'dahl' in Arabic is filled with glowing rocks and hidden artifacts. Children are sure to love the audio and sensory motions that make them feel as though they are in a real cave.
Also read: Top 5 reasons to visit the NMoQ playgrounds
At CurioCITY, imagination meets reality! Their programs are designed keeping in mind every child's needs and capabilities. They offer a range of interactive shows and collaborative learning activities designed to enhance communication and interpersonal skills. So whether it's turning cardboard boxes into castles, cooking a meal at the KIDchen (kids' kitchen), or even playing dress up at the kid's fashion studio, the opportunities are endless!
For active kids and sports enthusiasts, the 3-2-1 sports museum is a great place to learn while engaging in their favourite sports. Visit the ‘Activity Zone’ where children can participate in sports exercises and explore their physical culture. There is a wide array of activities, challenges, and games fit for all ages.
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Introduce your little ones to marine life and its magnificent expeditions! Apart from spotting marine creatures in their larger-than-life aquariums, one can also engage in fun games. Their maritime museum houses touchscreen displays and interactive simulators such as giant cranes and get hands-on experience on how to dock a container on a ship and much more!
Also read: What to see & do at the Hamad Port Visitors Centre in Qatar
A must-visit place for kids curious about the wonders of the universe! The planetarium offers a variety of shows and activities to further enhance learning experiences. On certain nights, children of all ages can use telescopes to observe the night sky and learn about different stars and constellations.
Also read: A quick guide to visiting the Al Thuraya Planetarium (plus photos!)
From colouring beautiful Islamic art patterns to getting mesmerized by exploring multisensory installations, Qatar Museums offers interactive and fun events, programs, and exhibitions for visitors of all ages. Additionally, the National Museum of Qatar has installed interactive galleries where children get hands-on experiences and have fun while they are at it.
Also read: Fascinating finds at the National Museum of Qatar (NMoQ)
Enter the world of fun and entertainment! Minipolis offers multiple games, activities, facilities, and packages to choose from. Apart from interactive activities such as baking, jewellery making, rock climbing, and ceramic painting, you can also choose from their birthday packages for your child's special day!
Education with entertainment is the concept at this indoor theme park. It is a miniature city created for kids with the intention of imparting knowledge through playful learning.
One of the main attractions of the National Museum of Qatar is the Qatar Total Energies playground. Organized into 15 distinct zones, or ‘pods’, the unique playground teaches children about energy from the formation of natural resources through oil and gas exploration up to energy production and consumption.
Note: Playgrounds are closed during summer.
Also Read: Fascinating finds at the National Museum of Qatar (NMoQ)
Have you been to any of these places with your little ones? Which one are you most excited about? Did you find this article useful? Do let us know in the comment section and share this article- it keeps us going!
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