Crazy questions and thought squiggles
How do you make invisible things visible? How can you build on Pluto? What are farts and where do they come from? It’s the craziest questions that are the most fun to investigate.
Entering Wanderhead is like walking right into a giant head. So why not try wandering through our maze full of crazy thought squiggles and questions? Oh dear – that’s another question!
Lots of research paths
The way to solve questions is to start investigating! And there are lots of great methods for that. You can have a chat with a philosophical gnome, conduct your own experiments, share experiences, listen to stories, participate in a role-playing game… There are plenty of paths that may lead to one or perhaps several answers.
Just like in your head (or not?)
Wanderhead is where abstract things become very visible. Won’t I get lost in space? What route does your fart take? What do you have to do to catch light? There’s nothing like a fake solar system, a wall of intestines or a laser maze to feed your imagination and help you with your investigation.
Discovering the world playfully
Wanderhead is the ideal place to discover the world safely. Too curious just isn’t a thing here. Every aspect of Wanderhead encourages you to play, experiment and discover new things. And as you do, you’ll be learning about light and shadow, mirrors and shapes, air pressure… and lots of other stuff!
At a glance
Holding their hands: you can, but you don’t need to
All zones are designed to ensure that even the smallest rascals can have fun. Exactly how long for and what with depends on the individual child.
For the deeper meaning of particular questions or experiments, the help of a family member or teacher can be very valuable, though.
In cooperation with
Hop Up, helping little explorers with their discovery of Pluto.
Febelfin, teaching tiny researchers to be smart with their money.
Douwe Egberts, promises a warm moment in our coffee corner.
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