Curiosity Week™
March 2 – 8, 2026 · Every time zone, online and in 40 chapter cities
What this is
Once a year, the whole movement asks the same question at the same time. Curiosity Week™ is seven days built around a single shared prompt — this year, "What would you build if failure were free?" — carried into kitchens, classrooms and chapter halls on every continent.
Families wake up to a daily spark delivered through Curiosity Ally™, schools run it as a cross-grade project sprint, and local chapters host evening show-and-tells where children present what they made. There is no single right answer, only the discipline of asking and building in public.
The week closes with the Global Show & Tell, a livestreamed gathering where children from Lagos to Lima present their work to each other. Past builds have included a compost-powered phone charger, a braille board game, and a puppet show explaining machine learning to six-year-olds.
My daughter built a rain-catcher out of a broken umbrella. She hasn't stopped talking about water since.
Priya N., parent, Curiosity Week™ 2025
How it unfolds
- Day 1The Question Drops — families and classrooms receive this year's shared prompt
- Day 2–3Build & Tinker — hands-on making time, supported by daily prompts in Curiosity Ally™
- Day 4Ask a Stranger — children interview someone outside their household about the prompt
- Day 5–6Refine & Rehearse — finishing touches and a practice presentation
- Day 7Global Show & Tell — a livestreamed celebration across every chapter
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Where to next?
Curiosity compounds. Follow the thread that pulls at you most.
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