Homeschool Day at The Children’s Museum Tuesday, November 29th, 2011

Homeschool Day at The Children’s Museum in West Hartford, Ct.

Tuesday, November 29th, 2011

Join us for our final Science Education Day this fall dedicated to homeschool families. The Children’s Museum in West Hartford understands the challenges that homeschool educators face tackling science topics. We hope to bridge the gap with specialized programs for children from five to thirteen. We invite children who are homeschooled to visit the Museum and take part in classroom programs or a planetarium show. You can choose up to three programs for your child.

This is the last homeschool day for your family this fall. The winter session of exciting, fresh, new programming begins the end of January. We look forward to seeing you after the New Year.

View the program schedule at the website:
http://thechildrensmuseumct.org/pdf/PROGRAM%20SCHEDULE%20Nov%202011.pdf

We have structured the schedule so you can select up to three different classes. Younger students can experience our solar system’s most extreme weather events, examine the facets of light and color, or discover how the weather shapes our landscape. Children in the third through fifth grade-range can encounter endangered species and learn what threatens their survival, investigate the world of germs, or travel with us as we invade Mars. Older children can journey to the edge of our solar system, drive a robot rover, or be a scientist and track Rainforest species.

To register online: http://thechildrensmuseumct.org/homeschool_day.php