Guide Tour at Dyckerhoff Quarry
Wiesbaden Museum Invites Young Investigators on a Geological Expedition
Children aged 8 to 12 are invited to embark on a 30-minute geological journey inside the Dyckerhoff Quarry on May 25th. From 10:15 to 10:45 AM, geologist Rudiger Wandke will guide the young adventurers through an engaging exploration of the earth's secrets. This adventure is not just about looking; it's about investigating, digging, and marveling at the wonders underfoot.
The Dyckerhoff Quarry, a site associated with the Dyckerhoff company, offers a unique opportunity for children to experience nature up close. Wandke, a knowledgeable and enthusiastic guide, makes science tangible by encouraging participants to hammer, collect, and compare specimens. The tour promises hands-on learning experiences and a chance to get really dirty.
Raincoats, sturdy shoes, and a sense of curiosity are all that are needed for this adventure, which costs 10 Euros per child, including admission and materials. Adults can accompany their young explorers for free, but supervision duties are required. Registration is necessary, and more details can be found on the Wiesbaden Museum's website.
This half-hour excursion provides a fun way for children to step out of the classroom and experience nature firsthand, right in the heart of Wiesbaden. For individuals who prefer to explore and interact with nature rather than just reading about it online, this little, big adventure is not to be missed.
In addition to this event, Wiesbaden offers numerous other activities during the weekend of May 23rd to 25th. These range from forest tours and improvisational theater to children's readings and ball nights. For more information about these events, visit the Wiesbaden Museum's website or read the 'Weekend Outlook' section on the Wiesbadener Kurier.
The 'Weeks of Biological Diversity' are also taking place, inviting participants to marvel, learn, and participate in over 40 events spread across Wiesbaden's downtown and vineyards. These events aim to highlight the importance of biodiversity and showcase threatened species and habitats. For more details, visit the 'News' and 'Events' sections on the Wiesbaden Museum's website.
One could say, "The Wiesbaden Museum offers an education-and-self-development opportunity for children, inviting them to embark on a 30-minute geological expedition at the Dyckerhoff Quarry, encouraging hands-on learning and a sense of curiosity." Another possibility is, "Outside the classroom, the lifestyle of an investigator comes alive for children through Wiesbaden Museum's geological expedition, offering a chance to explore nature up close and personally at the Dyckerhoff Quarry."
