Berlin events for the 8–11 age selection include creative projects, performances and opportunities to explore a subject in more detail. Each listing overlaps this age band rather than guaranteeing suitability for every child, so compare the organiser’s guidance and the activity before choosing a session.
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Use an iPad to answer quiz questions, hunt for library clues and photograph your drawings.

Expert mushroom consultation answering foraging questions and identifying mushrooms that visitors bring along.

Visitors try pipetting, weighing, matching laboratory utensils and solving estimation and quiz tasks.

A café for language and play in German.

Children read together, play reading games and take part in creative workshops.

Yoga and play sessions for children, registration required.

Children and adults explore robots, tablets and programmable Lego sets through play.

A family relaxation space offering rotating creative, cooking and relaxation activities.

Children craft their own individual lanterns under the guidance of a local artist, no registration needed.

Children and parents use binocular microscopes to discover hidden water creatures and tiny details up close.

Families explore protected Brandenburg animals and learn why the owl symbolises nature conservation.

Children explore movement and improvisation through contemporary dance, with no previous experience needed.

Play together outdoors in summer, or indoors with Lego and robots in winter and bad weather.

Volunteers read exciting stories aloud to children, encouraging reading enjoyment and language skills.

Users can play Minecraft or Roblox, or browse the internet, for an hour a day.

Children explore short board and card games together, with opportunities to join between rounds.

Children receive help with their homework and study in a quiet atmosphere.

Families, children and adults play board and strategy games together from the library's collection.

Children in grades 3 to 6 get homework support in a quiet atmosphere at the children's library.

A playful dance piece follows a Christmas tree's journey, inviting reflection on sustainability.

Try PlanckPlay, a tactile 3D model showing connections between physics theories.

Volunteer readers share funny and exciting stories with children to inspire a love of reading.


Volunteer readers read aloud to young listeners, drawing them into the world of books.