Museum Blog
The Power of Kinesthetic Learning: How Movement Boosts Child Development
Discover how kinesthetic learning and physical activity boost children’s development. Learn how movement enhances focus, cognitive function, and overall well-being both in and outside the classroom.
Vision Boards
Vision boards are a handy mindfulness tool to help kids imagine what they would like their future to look like, from the rest of the school year to ten years from now. Through goal setting and visualization, a vision board empowers children to set achievable goals...
From Displacement to Discovery: Finding Joy in the Museum
In the wake of recent hurricanes, the Museum has become a refuge for families displaced from Florida and North Carolina. Offering a safe haven, it allows children to play while parents grapple with their losses. One family from North Carolina, having lost everything, found solace in shared moments of joy. Another family, recently fleeing war, celebrated Rosh Hashanah with a simple apple art project, reminding them of the importance of togetherness amid chaos. Through engaging exhibits, the Museum provides a sanctuary of hope and connection during these challenging times.
Frankenstein’s Monster
Frankenstein’s Monster You don’t need electricity to bring Frankenstein’s Monster to life! Instead, reanimate (part of) the monster with a chemical reaction. Supplies: Baking soda Vinegar Disposable glove Glass (a glass with a wide mouth is recommended) ...
Back to School Activity for Teachers
It's back to school season, and teachers have so much on their plates! Everyone can feel a little overwhelmed, and that is a perfectly normal part of a new school year. Everyone has to shake off the summer fuzzies and get back into school mode. Positive affirmations...