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MAKESHOP: Design for Inclusion

What does inclusion feel like in a physical space? Join us in MAKESHOP as we think about designing spaces and places that feel kind and welcoming. How would you redesign a place in your community or school to be more inclusive? Use recycled materials to build a prototype of your inclusive design.

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Workshop: Soap Carving (Grades 3-5)

Create sculptures from a familiar medium: soap! Learn to carve a design or make an object to take home with you. This workshop is for participants in third through fifth grade. All materials and safety equipment will be provided. Workshop cost is $10 for non-members or $8 for members. Purchase your tickets at this link. […]

$8 – $10
A child works on a creation made of a box, cardboard tubes, buttons, and other familiar materials. There are other children and a museum educator in the background working on their projects.
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MAKESHOP: Design for Inclusion

What does inclusion feel like in a physical space? Join us in MAKESHOP as we think about designing spaces and places that feel kind and welcoming. How would you redesign a place in your community or school to be more inclusive? Use recycled materials to build a prototype of your inclusive design.

A child works on a creation made of a box, cardboard tubes, buttons, and other familiar materials. There are other children and a museum educator in the background working on their projects.
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MAKESHOP: Design for Inclusion

What does inclusion feel like in a physical space? Join us in MAKESHOP as we think about designing spaces and places that feel kind and welcoming. How would you redesign a place in your community or school to be more inclusive? Use recycled materials to build a prototype of your inclusive design.

A child works on a creation made of a box, cardboard tubes, buttons, and other familiar materials. There are other children and a museum educator in the background working on their projects.
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MAKESHOP: Design for Inclusion

What does inclusion feel like in a physical space? Join us in MAKESHOP as we think about designing spaces and places that feel kind and welcoming. How would you redesign a place in your community or school to be more inclusive? Use recycled materials to build a prototype of your inclusive design.

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Little Gardeners

Join Hannah and Nora in our Community Garden in front of the Museum every Wednesday morning from 11:00 -11:45 am to help tend the garden. Each week we will learn basic tips and tricks about how to care for a garden, while having an opportunity to explore sensory play and develop motor skills. This program […]