Our first stop was the science section. This area was crowded with students. Many models were displayed on long tables. Each model explained a scientific idea.
I felt very excited because science always interested me. There were working models of windmills, solar panels, and water turbines. When the switches were turned on, the models started working.
One student explained how solar energy is converted into electricity. He showed how sunlight can be used to save power. I found it very interesting and useful.
There was also a model of a volcano. When chemicals were mixed, it showed a small eruption. Everyone clapped in surprise.
Another stall showed a robot made from simple materials. It could move its hands and head. The guide explained how sensors help the robot work.
Our teacher encouraged us to ask questions. Many students raised their hands. The volunteers patiently explained every doubt.
I realized that science is not just in textbooks. It exists in our daily life. The science section taught me many new things in a fun way.
After spending some time there, we moved forward to the next section with curiosity and excitement.