Homeschool Day at The Children’s Museum
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
The New Year has started out strong with a tremendous turnout for our first homeschool day in January. We hope you will join us for our second of the three special homeschool days this winter. Our educators have invested a lot of time in developing another set of new programs for your children. In addition to taking part in classroom and planetarium programs, your students and family can tour the entire Museum and take time to shop in our Dino Store. We hope to enhance your child’s science experience with specialized programs for children ages five to thirteen.
The winter session concludes on Tuesday, March 27. We hope to see you again as we will not be holding any programs again until the fall.
View the program schedule to make the best choice for your family. It is our goal that your children receive the maximum learning enjoyment from our variety of programs. We have structured the schedule so you can select up to three different classes. Younger students learn how vibrations make sound, how pollution is part of our everyday life, or take a tour of seasonal constellations. Children in the third through fifth grade-range take a wild weather trip through the solar system, go back in time and then become a paleontologist, or discover combustion through the excitement of chemistry-related topics. Older children will learn about basic concepts of light through experiments and a light-show finale, visit science fiction-like worlds beyond our own solar system, and explore physics by building launching devices.