Today is Children's Day, and the Ministry of Education is promoting "family outings." Cultural and educational institutions across Taiwan are offering discounts and hosting related events, while also urging parents not to let their children become addicted to the online world.
The National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium is holding the "Crab Crab Mobilization Situational Mini-Theater Kids' Party," combining stage plays and interactive games to teach kids about ecological conservation through play. Additionally, the National Taiwan Science Education Center has organized the "Rhythm Club Rhythm Elves' Sound Party."
Due to the recent water shortage, the National Science and Technology Museum is hosting the "You Love Water, I Save Water, Celebrating Children's Day" obstacle course event, incorporating various water-saving methods from daily life, allowing participants to experience the fun of experiments, observations, and DIY activities.
As for the lunar eclipse that can be seen today, the National Museum of Natural Science is holding a "Lunar Eclipse – The Moon Runs into Earth’s Shadow" observation event from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM and from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM in the evening, inviting families to experience this rare astronomical spectacle together.