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Archaeology Zone: Discovering Treasures From Playgrounds to Palaces
Presented by Jewish Museum, The
Children are invited to discover the world of archaeology through a fascinating in-depth study of art and artifacts from ancient times to the present day. They will explore the methods employed by archaeologists after an excavation occurs, specifically, how they analyze the objects that have been unearthed. Assuming the role of the archaeologist, children will embark on an exciting adventure where they will encounter unusual objects and determine how and why they were made. This exhibition will also include an introductory video, original artifacts, and colorful illustrations.
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Discovery Room
Presented by American Museum of Natural History
The Discovery Room offers families, and especially children ages 5-12, an interactive gateway to the wonders of the Museum and a hands-on, behind-the scenes look at its science. Every major field of Museum science and research, from anthropology to zoology, is represented. Children, accompanied by adults, can explore an array of artifacts and specimens, puzzles, and scientific challenges. Activities for older visitors are located on the upper level.
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21
Junior Officers Discovery Zone
Presented by New York City Police Museum
'Junior Officers Discovery Zone' is a new permanent exhibit for families with young children aged 3-10. The exhibition is a collaboration between The New York City Police Museum and The Children's Museum of Manhattan (CMOM). 'The Junior Officers Discovery Zone' includes: 'The Police Academy' - a crime scene observation activity that will challenge children to remember relevant parts of city street scenes; 'The Park and Precinct' - driving and taking care of a Police car; and 'Emergency Services Unit' - a model vehicle where children can climb in, use the steering wheel and lights, hear radio calls with Police codes (e.g. 1052 for "disturbance" and 1063 for "going to lunch") and see real equipment carried by The Emergency Services Unit Each area will have interactive and imaginary play experiences for children to understand and identify the jobs and roles of Police Officers in our community.
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22
Archaeology Zone: Discovering Treasures From Playgrounds to Palaces
Presented by Jewish Museum, The
Children are invited to discover the world of archaeology through a fascinating in-depth study of art and artifacts from ancient times to the present day. They will explore the methods employed by archaeologists after an excavation occurs, specifically, how they analyze the objects that have been unearthed. Assuming the role of the archaeologist, children will embark on an exciting adventure where they will encounter unusual objects and determine how and why they were made. This exhibition will also include an introductory video, original artifacts, and colorful illustrations.
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Arts, Museums, Programs
22
Discovery Room
Presented by American Museum of Natural History
The Discovery Room offers families, and especially children ages 5-12, an interactive gateway to the wonders of the Museum and a hands-on, behind-the scenes look at its science. Every major field of Museum science and research, from anthropology to zoology, is represented. Children, accompanied by adults, can explore an array of artifacts and specimens, puzzles, and scientific challenges. Activities for older visitors are located on the upper level.
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Museums, Programs
22
Green Threads
Presented by Brooklyn Children's Museum
Brooklyn Children's Museum is New York City's first green museum, as certified by the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program of the U.S. Green Building Council. The 'Green Threads' initiative uses the Museum's LEED-certified building as a platform to teach about sustainable choices. 'Green Threads' increases awareness of what it means to "think green" and helps build skills people will use to reshape their communities and the world.
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22
Totally Tots
Presented by Brooklyn Children's Museum
'Totally Tots' is inspired by the Museum's natural science, cultural, and historical collections and includes several areas that promote literacy and physical and social development. Gallery spaces include the Baby Hub, Water Wonders, Art Studio, Building Zone, Little Theater and Parent Junction.
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Community, Museums, Programs
22
Junior Officers Discovery Zone
Presented by New York City Police Museum
'Junior Officers Discovery Zone' is a new permanent exhibit for families with young children aged 3-10. The exhibition is a collaboration between The New York City Police Museum and The Children's Museum of Manhattan (CMOM). 'The Junior Officers Discovery Zone' includes: 'The Police Academy' - a crime scene observation activity that will challenge children to remember relevant parts of city street scenes; 'The Park and Precinct' - driving and taking care of a Police car; and 'Emergency Services Unit' - a model vehicle where children can climb in, use the steering wheel and lights, hear radio calls with Police codes (e.g. 1052 for "disturbance" and 1063 for "going to lunch") and see real equipment carried by The Emergency Services Unit Each area will have interactive and imaginary play experiences for children to understand and identify the jobs and roles of Police Officers in our community.
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Arts, Museums, Programs
23
Discovery Room
Presented by American Museum of Natural History
The Discovery Room offers families, and especially children ages 5-12, an interactive gateway to the wonders of the Museum and a hands-on, behind-the scenes look at its science. Every major field of Museum science and research, from anthropology to zoology, is represented. Children, accompanied by adults, can explore an array of artifacts and specimens, puzzles, and scientific challenges. Activities for older visitors are located on the upper level.
View details
Categories:
Museums, Programs
23
Green Threads
Presented by Brooklyn Children's Museum
Brooklyn Children's Museum is New York City's first green museum, as certified by the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program of the U.S. Green Building Council. The 'Green Threads' initiative uses the Museum's LEED-certified building as a platform to teach about sustainable choices. 'Green Threads' increases awareness of what it means to "think green" and helps build skills people will use to reshape their communities and the world.
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Categories:
Arts, Museums, Programs
