Children aged 6 to 9 will head to Newton's Garden to learn about the history of atomic discovery and find out where atomic energy is used in modern life. Kids aged 6-9 can expect an exciting journey into the world of atoms. They will learn who discovered the atomic structure of molecules, how atoms are arranged, and why the elements of the periodic table are organized in a certain order. Young participants will also discover what isotopes are and how a chain nuclear reaction occurs. The class includes a practical part - children will build models of hydrogen and water molecules with their own hands. Before the master class begins, all participants will gather in the foyer, with gathering taking place from 17:40 to 17:55 near the "Sphere" object. The group will then head to Newton's Garden, where the class will take place. For more details, you can visit the official website.