Homeschool Day - STEAM
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The New Jersey State Museum is excited to host our 3rd annual Homeschool Day, and this year we’re combining our two homeschool days into one! Science and art come together for a day filled with exciting activities, gallery exploration, and Planetarium shows.
Workshop stations will be running from 10 AM – 3 PM in Riverview Court, focusing on paleontology, nature, history, archaeology, and art. Our AR Sandbox will also be out for hands-on exploration! In our American Perspectives: A Fine Art Gallery, guided 30-minute tours will be occurring throughout the day. Gallery carts will also be available all day in our Written in the Rocks gallery. Plus, see one of our two new Planetarium shows – "Little Eve" (pre-k through 3rd grade) and "Encounters in the Milky Way" (4th grade and up)!
Registration is $15 per person (including adults and siblings) and includes one Planetarium show, access to all workshop stations and Fine Art gallery tours.
Complete details and registration at this link: https://events.humanitix.com/sept-26-homeschool-day-steam
Workshop stations will be running from 10 AM – 3 PM in Riverview Court, focusing on paleontology, nature, history, archaeology, and art. Our AR Sandbox will also be out for hands-on exploration! In our American Perspectives: A Fine Art Gallery, guided 30-minute tours will be occurring throughout the day. Gallery carts will also be available all day in our Written in the Rocks gallery. Plus, see one of our two new Planetarium shows – "Little Eve" (pre-k through 3rd grade) and "Encounters in the Milky Way" (4th grade and up)!
Registration is $15 per person (including adults and siblings) and includes one Planetarium show, access to all workshop stations and Fine Art gallery tours.
Complete details and registration at this link: https://events.humanitix.com/sept-26-homeschool-day-steam
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Where is it happening?
205 W State St, Trenton, NJ, United States, New Jersey 08608
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