In this investigative workshop, children become geographers and time travellers, uncovering how the earth’s layers, rocks, and fossils reveal the hidden history of our planet. They touch, test, and imagine how landscapes form, shift, and evolve, and how every stone holds a secret.

Every city, every hill, every stone has a story of fire, water, pressure, and time. In The History of Geography, 

• children explore how the earth took shape through interactive experiments, rock samples, erosion models, and creative storytelling.
• they learn how landforms are not static, but alive, shaping where people build, how cities grow, and why environments change.
• the session transforms geology from a dry concept into a tactile, sensory experience, turning observation into awe. 

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this workshop, learners will:

• Identify basic rock types and how they form.
• Understand erosion, weathering, and land transformation.
• Build spatial and temporal reasoning by connecting geography with time.
• Relate geological formations to everyday life (construction, soil, stability).
• Cultivate respect for natural processes and materials
• Strengthen inquiry, observation, and sketching skills.