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SUMMARY:Field Trip - Arizona Natural History Museum
DESCRIPTION:Cost: $5.70 per person 3+ \nNo outside food or beverages are allowed. Water bottles are permitted. \nCheck-in time is 9:45 and we will enter at 10. Please be on time and if you are running late let Jillian know.\nOn average it takes 1 1/2 hours – 2 hours to get through the museum though you are welcome to stay through close. \nThere is no place to eat inside. \nAll galleries and activities are included in the cost. \nRegistration closes on August 11 at 7 PM
URL:https://evsh.org/event/field-trip-arizona-natural-history-museum/
LOCATION:Arizona Natural History Museum\, 53 N. Macdonald\, Mesa\, AZ\, 85201\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jillian Klosowski":MAILTO:EVSecularHomeschoolers@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Field Trip - Phoenix Childrens Museum
DESCRIPTION:Cost: $15.00 per person over 3\nTime: 10:15 check-in\, you will be able to stay until close. It usually takes 2-3 hours to get through the museum.\n\nThere is currently no food service in the museum. You are welcome to bring a packed lunch to eat there in the outdoor areas.\nAn Overview of the Museum:\nART STUDIO – located on the 3rd floor\nIn this creative workshop\, visitors find an ever-changing array of hands-on art activities that help them make connections\nto the real world as well as to other exhibits in the Museum. Art Studio creativity includes gobs of glue\, explosions of color\, cutting with scissors to develop small muscles and fine-tune eye-hand coordination\, and releasing the imagination in bursts of creativity.\nBLOCKMANIA! – located on the 1st floor\nBlock play is universal; something that nearly all children experience in their lifetime. This space was designed to provide\nample opportunities for children and their caregivers to interact with a variety of blocks.\nBOOK LOFT – located on the 3rd floor\nReading together is one of the most important activities a caregiver can do with a child as it nurtures a love of the written\nword and builds a foundation for literacy and later success in school. This space is more low-key than most – comfy and\ncozy to encourage children to snuggle in and read a good book. The loft space also affords a view to upper levels of the\nClimber and a closer look at the CD wall. Storytime with Museum staff or guest readers is presented every day in the\nBook Loft.\nBUILDING BIG – located on the 2nd floor\nThis exhibit provides a host of raw materials and found items that might represent columns\, beams\, walls and roofs\, all\ntypical elements of the construction industry. Building Big entices the boundless imaginations of children to creatively\nengineer their own personal forts or contribute to a larger cooperative building project.\nTHE SCHUFF-PERINI CLIMBER – located on the 1st floor\nThe Climber towers above the Atrium floor offering a bird’s eye view of the bustling activity below. Created from\nstandard building materials\, found objects\, items out of context and a little inspiration from some wacky imaginations\, the\nclimbing adventure is guaranteed to stretch the muscles\, provide a perceived feeling of risk and challenge all to climb to\nnew heights.\nTHE GRAND BALLROOM – located on the 3rd floor\nBalls go up\, balls go down\, balls go rolling all around – dropping\, triggering\, spiraling\, bumping – flashes of movement\nand a myriad of sounds fill this action-packed room.\nMARKET – located on the 3rd floor\nA trip to the grocery store becomes a delight as children make real choices about what products to put in the cart.\nOpportunities for role-play abound as children restock the shelves\, ring up the items as a cashier\, or fill the shopping cart\nas customer. Much like real life\, the market experience exercises the child’s physical\, cognitive\, and social skills.\nMOVE IT! – located on the front lawn\nThe front lawn is a wondrous play space filled with many opportunities for moving and learning in the great outdoors!\nNOODLE FOREST – located on the 3rd floor\nOodles of noodles suspended from above offer sensory immersion in a unique and engaging environment. A thick forest\nof textural delight awaits visitors as they navigate this unfamiliar yet stimulating terrain. The Noodle Forest is guaranteed\nto activate the senses and inspire giggles.\nPEDAL POWER – located on the 2nd floor\nPedal Power is a long\, narrow space perfect for riding tricycles – and that is just what young visitors can do here. Many\nyoung children\, especially in the inner city\, never have the opportunity to ride a tricycle. Within the safe confines of the\nMuseum\, young visitors can learn to master the art of pedaling\, test their sense of balance\, and practice cooperative play\nas they stop and go on imagined roadways.\nPLACE FOR THREES AND YOUNGER – located on the 3rd floor\nThis gallery is for our youngest visitors and has many components designed to meet the particular developmental needs of\ninfants and toddlers. Older students will enjoy looking at the wall of shoes just outside this exhibit space.\nPIT STOP – located on the 3rd floor\nPit Stop is like an industrial art studio where a donated race car is the centerpiece. A real motorcycle provides another\nmeans of “transportation” or just a cool spot to sit and watch racecars zoom by overhead.\nTEXTURE CAFÉ – located on the 3rd floor\nChildren use an amazing array of fabrics and materials to create the meal of their dreams. Tables and booths\, counters and\nstools\, and a full-service kitchen with ovens\, stoves\, storage and utensils provide the framework for culinary escapades.\nWHOOSH! – located in the Atrium & on the 2nd floor\nWhoosh! introduces children to the power of air with a freestanding jumble of connected tubes where children feed\nscarves in a rainbow of colors into the transparent\, air-powered structure. Scarves shoot up through the pipes at high\nspeeds\, to heights of 20’ or more\, are released in a burst of energy from high above\, and gently float down slowly to land\non or be caught by children.
URL:https://evsh.org/event/field-trip-phoenix-childrens-museum/
LOCATION:Children’s Museum of Phoenix\, 215 N 7th St\, Phoenix\, AZ\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jillian Klosowski":MAILTO:EVSecularHomeschoolers@gmail.com
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