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Studio Storytime: Your Name is a Song Join us in the Studio during the month of February to explore love through story telling. This week we will read  Your Name is a Song by Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow and create name celebration art work. 

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: Flight

How does air make things move? Experiment with different materials and place your creations into a wind tunnel. Can you make things soar, tumble, fly or fall? In honor of Black History Month, explore books and resources about Black aviators, astronauts, and aerospace engineers who soared to new heights.

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.
Recurring

MAKESHOP: Flight

How does air make things move? Experiment with different materials and place your creations into a wind tunnel. Can you make things soar, tumble, fly or fall? In honor of Black History Month, explore books and resources about Black aviators, astronauts, and aerospace engineers who soared to new heights.

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.
Recurring

MAKESHOP: Flight

How does air make things move? Experiment with different materials and place your creations into a wind tunnel. Can you make things soar, tumble, fly or fall? In honor of Black History Month, explore books and resources about Black aviators, astronauts, and aerospace engineers who soared to new heights.

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.
Recurring

MAKESHOP: Flight

How does air make things move? Experiment with different materials and place your creations into a wind tunnel. Can you make things soar, tumble, fly or fall? In honor of Black History Month, explore books and resources about Black aviators, astronauts, and aerospace engineers who soared to new heights.

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.
Recurring

MAKESHOP: Flight

How does air make things move? Experiment with different materials and place your creations into a wind tunnel. Can you make things soar, tumble, fly or fall? In honor of Black History Month, explore books and resources about Black aviators, astronauts, and aerospace engineers who soared to new heights.

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.
Recurring

MAKESHOP: Flight

How does air make things move? Experiment with different materials and place your creations into a wind tunnel. Can you make things soar, tumble, fly or fall? In honor of Black History Month, explore books and resources about Black aviators, astronauts, and aerospace engineers who soared to new heights.

young girl in yellow shirt with watering can watering an outdoor garden

Little Gardeners: clay

Join Hannah and Nora in the Studio every Wednesday morning from 11:00 -11:45 am to learn basic gardening tips and tricks. This week, we will explore different forms of clay, including clay soil and air dry clay. We will compare how the materials are similar and different and use various natural materials to press patterns […]

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.
Recurring

MAKESHOP: Flight

How does air make things move? Experiment with different materials and place your creations into a wind tunnel. Can you make things soar, tumble, fly or fall? In honor of Black History Month, explore books and resources about Black aviators, astronauts, and aerospace engineers who soared to new heights.

studio storytime

Studio Storytime: Alma's Art Join us in the Studio during the month of February to celebrate artist Alma Thomas. This week we will read  Alma's Art  by Roda Ahmed and create our own Thomas inspired paintings.