Little Learners - November
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Thanksgiving
What was the first Thanksgiving like? This month, we will learn about the 1st Thanksgiving, hunt around the museum for examples of food they ate, and make a turkey centerpiece to take home.
“Little Learners” is the museum’s interactive series of children’s programming that brings fun facts, objects, and activities out of the past!
The series is held monthly for children 2-5 years old. Each month will feature a different craft inspired by local history. Past programs have included drawing maps, construction paper traffic lights, and tissue paper basketballs!
A parent or guardian must accompany their child.
This program is FREE thanks to a Power of Change grant from the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative.
THIS EVENT IS STRICTLY LIMITED TO 15 CHILDREN. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.
Participants may be photographed for use in museum promotional and marketing material.
What was the first Thanksgiving like? This month, we will learn about the 1st Thanksgiving, hunt around the museum for examples of food they ate, and make a turkey centerpiece to take home.
“Little Learners” is the museum’s interactive series of children’s programming that brings fun facts, objects, and activities out of the past!
The series is held monthly for children 2-5 years old. Each month will feature a different craft inspired by local history. Past programs have included drawing maps, construction paper traffic lights, and tissue paper basketballs!
A parent or guardian must accompany their child.
This program is FREE thanks to a Power of Change grant from the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative.
THIS EVENT IS STRICTLY LIMITED TO 15 CHILDREN. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.
Participants may be photographed for use in museum promotional and marketing material.
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Where is it happening?
Museum of Culpeper History, 113 Commerce St, Culpeper, VA 22701-3007, United States
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.
Host or PublisherMuseum of Culpeper History
