Visited Kidzania

Math

• During the activity, students learned about budgeting and money management through earning and spending Kidzos, the currency used at Kidzania.
• They applied basic arithmetic skills when calculating costs for activities and managing their budget within the simulated city.
• Students practiced understanding and working with percentages when making decisions about where to allocate their funds for different experiences.

Science

• Students gained an understanding of various professions and how they contribute to the functioning of a city, allowing them to explore potential career interests and how science plays a role in those careers.
• Through activities such as role-playing as a doctor or firefighter, they learned about different scientific principles and techniques used in these professions.
• They were introduced to the concept of teamwork and collaboration when participating in group activities, emphasizing the importance of cooperation in achieving common goals.

Social Studies

• Exploring the different establishments in Kidzania introduced students to various cultures and traditions, providing a broader perspective on the world and different societies.
• Through role-playing as citizens in the city, students learned about the rights and responsibilities of individuals within a community, fostering an understanding of civic duties and societal norms.
• They developed an appreciation for the concept of citizenship and community involvement through their interactions with others and participating in activities that contributed to the overall functioning of the city.

As a follow-up to the visit to Kidzania, students can expand their learning through role-playing games where they take on the roles of different professionals or simulate managing a city. Encouraging them to research and explore specific professions they encountered at Kidzania can also deepen their understanding of potential career paths.

Related Educational Toys and Games

• ThinkFun Gravity Maze Marble Run by ThinkFun: This game helps develop spatial reasoning and planning skills, similar to the problem-solving skills used at Kidzania.
• SET: The Family Game of Visual Perception by SET Enterprises: This card game promotes pattern recognition and logical thinking, skills that are useful for various activities at Kidzania.
• Monopoly City Board Game by Hasbro Gaming: This game allows players to build and manage their own city, providing a fun way to explore city planning and resource management, similar to the experiences at Kidzania.