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Working up the courage to do something new is hard. During this workshop students learn how to identify and express emotions and what it means to be BRAVE. This workshop opens with a wonderful story of a little boy who overcomes one of his biggest...
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Children are natural problem-solvers and have a love of trial and error. So why not stimulate your student’s natural curiosity by giving them the opportunity to create a fun structure during this awesome building activity. This program encourages...
Inspired by the book Commotion in the Ocean by Giles Andreae, this workshop teaches students about the creatures that inhabit this magical ecosystem and how important they are to our planet. This workshop is loaded with fun facts and culminates...
Exploring different cultures through art, music and dance can be so much fun. Join us as we jump on an imaginary jet and fly to faraway places as we explore Dance around the World!
Put on your lab coats and break out the goggles because chemistry just got a makeover! Glitter explosions are super cool and safe experiments that get students excited about chemical reactions.
Students will have a blast learning about chemical reactions while conducting a hands-on experiment resulting in a cool concoction called Gloopy Glop.
Classroom gardening has many benefits. During this workshop, students will explore the book Growing Vegetable Soup to learn all about where vegetables came from and how to grow a plant from a seed.
Children will explore the water cycle and will learn about the different types of clouds and what they mean for the weather. Students will watch a real cloud form and will create their own "cloud in a cup."
Inspired by the book Rosie Revere Engineer, this workshop gives aspiring engineers the opportunity to create something extraordinary with simple everyday objects.
Using the book I am Peace by Susan Verde as a starting point, children learn how to handle stress and center themselves through taking a deep breath, slowing down and doing yoga.
The Superhero Forensics team is looking for new members but before new scientists can join our forensics team, they must be trained to identify loops, whorls, and arches; the three typical patterns found in fingerprints.
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Parker Singletary psingletary@childrensmuseumatlanta.org 275 Centennial Olympic Park Dr NW Atlanta GA 30313 404.527.3771 United States
www.childrensmuseumatlanta.org
The programs of Children's Museum of Atlanta cover:
Fine ArtsLanguage Arts/EnglishPerforming ArtsSciencesCharacter EducationLiteracyReadingProblem SolvingTitle IStandardsCollaboration