Enjoy a futuristic approach to learning on the first floor of the Oli Oli Space where your child gets to become part of a team and learn various skills.

Activity learnings:

• Collaborate and co-create
• Create a sustainable future
• Team building activities
• Co Operative exercises
• Create artifacts within a team
• Share

This is another zone on the first floor of Oli Oli Museum which your child will find extremely fascinating. It is replete with different kinds of machinery that will appeal to all the future mechanics and engineers.

Activity learnings:

• Build, test, and modify cars and engines
• Explore risk taking potential
• Design cars
• Race cars and do various stunts

Located on the ground floor of Oli Oli Museum Dubai, the Air Gallery focuses on the child’s learning about air and all about the way it reacts.

Activity learnings:

• Aerodynamics
• Rockets
• Wind gravity
• Friction
• Nature’s wonders at Hurricane Booth
• Resistance
• Air flow by interacting with the Air Curtain
• Floating shapes from Amazing Airways and the Bernoulli’s Blower

This is a special gallery, named after its Japanese creator, consisting entirely of a hand woven textile which is part trampoline. It is woven with strange shapes and colorful holes that piques a child’s sense of curiosity.

Activity learnings:

• Development of fine motor skills
• Risk taking
• Enhanced social skills
• Creativity and imagination

Set your creativity rolling in this dimension with 6 different exhibits each promising a different experience. Get the roll, the turn, the jump that you can expect of a ball on varying paths.

Activity learnings:

• Build unique ball paths
• Gravity
• Laws of motion
• Kinetic energy
• Building and adjusting
• Collaborating
• Observation, tracking and problem solving skills
• Spatial thinking skills

At the gallery children are taught to build their own aeroplanes, rockets and hovercrafts while playing with different airways. They get an opportunity to experiment with planes and combat extreme high-speed winds at Hurricane Booth in order to learn about the science of air surrounding us.

On the colourful nets children have the fun of climbing and jumping over as they learn to assess risks. The nets are interwoven such that they have holes through which children pass from one level to the other. It improves their skills and they have fun at the same time.

It introduces the children to futuristic technology combined with the incredible imagination of children. The park has a gallery consisting of giant, wall to wall screens where children unleash the potential of their creativity of artworks. The massive LED screens would then bring their artwork to life. The excitement of children is a treat to watch while seeing their imagination taking a lifelike form.

It is that edutainment corner of the playhouse where children are introduced to the theories of mass and motion by letting them design and build their own cars. The whole activity takes a practical turn when the kids also create their own tracks, design obstacles and race with other model cars in the tracks they have created.

While setting balls in motion in 6 different exhibited pathways children observe gravity at work, explore laws of motion and experience kinetic energy. While learning about the science of motion they also inculcate personality skills of adjustment, collaboration, observatory skills, problem-solving skills, etc.

An imaginary adventure with different obstacles has been arranged to take children to a different world where they are set on individual or group missions. Once they would be playing the role of a secret agent, the other time they would face V.E.N.O.M’s agents and solve a variety of challenges across the galleries. In their last mission they would overcome the wobby traps set up by V.E.N.O.M’s agents.

The space has activities arranged which help toddlers develop their physical, social, emotional and cognitive growth. The active sensory plays put up at the gallery is an imperative for holistic development. Not only do parents get enough time to bond better with their toddlers but also allow the kids to practice their gross and fine motor skills.

At this most cherished spot of the playhouse children play a number of hands-on activities with water. While playing, toddlers also learn about the behaviour of water, such as vortices, buoyancy, density, gravity and so on. The varieties of activities at the gallery are dancing in rain, playing with a water vortex, firing a ball cannon and washing a real car. The activities would support children in their social skills, critical thinking and gross motor skills.