On June 28, 2025, the vibrant city of Al-Karak witnessed a remarkable event that brought together families, children, and youth for a day filled with learning and having fun.  

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As Thinking Oasis, we were happy to take part in this meaningful initiative, contributing with our booth designed to inspire critical thinking, problem-solving, and hands-on exploration.

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The Creativity Club organized a range of engaging activities for all ages, from hands-on experiments in the Science Lab and creative art sessions to energetic Telematch games and meaningful family bonding activities. The event also featured a lively Sports Zone and a thoughtful session to help parents discover their child’s future. Visitors moved through each station with curiosity and excitement, enjoying a fun-filled journey of learning and connection.

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Thinking Oasis Booth: Learn, Play, and Think Critically 

At Thinking Oasis, we believe learning should be fun, meaningful, and driven by curiosity. That’s exactly what we brought to our booth in Al-Karak. Through interactive, challenge-based experiences, we created a space where participants of all ages could explore ideas, test solutions, and engage in hands-on problem-solving — all in a playful environment.

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Here are some of the activities we offered at our booth:

1. Electronic Circuits Challenge: Can You Fix the Problem?

Participants faced an exciting hands-on challenge: an electrical circuit where the components weren’t working.

 Could they figure out the issue and fix it?
This activity combined electricity basics with logical thinking, giving participants a real taste of troubleshooting in a fun and interactive manner, even if they don't have experience or knowledge in dealing with electrical concepts or wiring. 

2. AI in Action: Lights Controlled by Your Fingers

Using a camera and a trained machine learning model, participants explored how AI can detect hand movements and control lights accordingly. When someone held up three fingers, three lights turned on — and so on.
This engaging project sparked conversations about how artificial intelligence works, what it means to train a model, and how machines “see” and “understand” input.
This activity was adapted from the real AI project-based training we offer at Thinking Oasis.

3. Original Thinking Puzzles: Can You Solve It?

Our custom-designed geometric puzzles were a hit with both kids and adults. They encouraged participants to think deeply, test different solutions, and enjoy the process of problem-solving.
Some visitors sat next to us for extended periods, fully immersed in solving the puzzles. This quiet, reflective activity created moments of true concentration and enjoyment — a perfect example of how thinking can be both challenging and fun.

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We’re always happy to collaborate with the Creativity club in Karak. Their creative event curation ensured every visitor had the chance to explore, engage, and enjoy.

It was a family-friendly experience, and we were happy to be part of an event that promotes learning, exploration, and meaningful connections across generations.

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