Little scientists, big secrets: discovering DNA
Saturday 8 August | Time: 10:30 – 12:30
The George and Maris Vergottis Foundation is once again organising educational activities for children!
What is DNA? Where is it found? And can we actually see it with our own eyes?
At the Vergottis Cultural Centre in Kourkoumelata, on Saturday 8 August, children and teenagers aged 5 to 15 will have the chance to become little scientists for a while and discover the “big secrets” of life through play, simple stories and an impressive experiment.
In a clear and entertaining way, the children will find out what DNA is, why it makes us unique and how it connects us to all living things.
In the hands-on part of the activity, we will observe cells under a microscope and extract DNA from strawberries using simple materials found at home.
An experiential science activity for children, full of curiosity, observation and discovery.
We play, we learn, we experiment!
Regina Kolaiti, Biologist, PhD
Yiannis Drosos, Biologist, PhD, Assistant Professor, School of Medicine, University of Patras
Saturday 8 August
Time: 10:30 – 12:30
Vergottis Cultural Centre, Kourkoumelata
Places are limited!
Registration is required via the following link: …..
Information by phone:
2671042555
We look forward to seeing you!

