Activity Quest: Days out and crafts for kids Fun Kids

Bex follows the bath bomb she made in Poole to one of Lush's biggest stores: Lush Oxford Street! 
There, she has a go at one of their parties and finds out more about some of their best selling products. 
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Lush makes millions of bath bombs every single year. In this week's episode of Activity Quest, we're off to Poole to see their factory where every single one of them is made.
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We visit We The Curious in Bristol, where the Fun Kids Time Machine is sealed.
Author Sam Sedgman and the design team behind the time capsule discuss the unique aspects of it, which includes using decommissioned scuba tanks and sophisticated locking mechanisms that allow it to open automatically after a set duration!
The time capsule was filled with submissions from listeners expressing their hopes and dreams for the future and it will be displayed at We The Curious science centre. 
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Adam's back at the Natural History Museum, this time visiting a new exhibition called Birds Brilliant and Bizarre.
The exhibition showcases the evolutionary success of birds, their adaptations, and their survival from the dinosaur era to the present.
Highlights of the exhibition include a look at the relationship between birds and dinosaurs, showcasing specimens like a T-Rex jawbone and exploring the adaptations of various birds, such as the barn owl's unique hearing mechanism. The exhibition also delves into the life cycle of birds and their diverse survival strategies.
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Adam visits the Natural History Museum in London to learn about the National Education Nature Park programme from Laura.
This initiative encourages schools across England to transform their outdoor spaces into greener areas by planting pollinator-friendly plants, building ponds, and creating green walls, aiming to benefit both wildlife and the mental well-being of students!
Laura explains the programme's five-step process, which includes assessing the site, planning, and implementing changes, and then evaluating the impact on local wildlife and the community's response. The programme also offers digital tools and creative activities, making it accessible to a wide range of interests and abilities.
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We're going on an exciting journey up Snowdon on the Snowdon Mountain Railway in Wales! We start our journey in Llanberis, where the railway station is located, and find out all about the history and details of this narrow gauge rack and pinion railway that has been operational since 1896.
The railway offers stunning views of Snowdonia National Park and provides a unique, accessible way for visitors to reach the summit of Mount Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales and England.
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