THERE are plenty of activities taking place tomorrow to keep children occupied in South East Wales.
At Techniquest in Cardiff Bay, as well as the normal activities helping to explain how science affects everyday life, there are three special shows.
'What a Performance' in the Science Theatre looks at the secrets of special effects and how chemistry is used.
In the nearby Planetarium there are two shows. The first, suitable for under-sevens, tells the story of 'The owl who was afraid of the dark' and invites youngsters to learn how wonderful the dark can be with the help of Plop, the owl.
The second show is for older children. Entitled The Secret Life of Stars, the exhibition focuses on the mysteries of the sky, the sun and stars and supernovas.
At Llancaiach Fawr near Caerphilly it will be possible to toast your toes by a log fire burning in the Servants Hall during the afternoon while traditional tales and stories are told after a tour of the manor house. A free colouring pack is on offer to children as well.
And at the Glan Ely Gallery in the National Museum and Galleries of Wales in Cardiff city centre a Do Something Different morning is available for young children.
Running from 10.30am for two hours, youngsters booked on the free course will be learn about the life cycle of plants, be able to make a nature diary and take home a 'mystery plant' to care for.
Activities factfile A chance to learn about 3D felt-making is available on Saturday in Cardiff Bay. Felt-maker Kate Bossett will be at Craft in the Bay on Lloyd George Avenue to help people make a felt handbag. Using calico, wool and decorative fibres, students will be able to learn the secrets of using the material while making something useful. But pre-booking on the £23-a-person course is essential.
Further details and information about the events can be obtained by telephoning: Craft in the Bay 02920 484611V Llancaiach Fawr 01443 412248 National Museum and Galleries of Wales 02920 397951 Techniquest 02920 475475
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