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Exploring the Voting Process with Kids – A Family Activity
With election day fast approaching, now is a great opportunity to let kids...
The Power of Play for Adults
Play is a powerful tool for adults. Research shows that adults see many benefits of intentional play, including reduced stress and an increased sense of overall well-being.
Working from home with kids tips
We’ve put together some tips on how to make working from home a bit more comfortable.
Wild Kratts: Ocean Adventure! Opens Sept. 26
Wild Kratts: Ocean Adventure! transports visitors to the Wild Kratts world and focuses on building STEM-based skills for kids ages 3 to 9. Kids and their families will join the Wild Kratts team to solve problems, help marine animals and foil the villains’ nefarious plans.
Carving time for the Power of Play in an Over-scheduled Calendar
During the time of virtual learning, it’s important to include the power of play in our everyday lives. Here are some reminders of how to explore play with your kids and keep playtime easy to discover
A look into what families are saying about the Minnesota Children’s Museum
We know that during this time, parents are facing a variety of stresses on top of weighing questions concerning safety risks, while still trying to give children a sense of normalcy in their lives. The power of play is here to help.
Members Get Special Perks During Member Month
We wouldn’t be here without you. That’s why we’re celebrating Member Month in September with a variety of special perks for members only.
DIY Paper Tube Xylophone
This is the perfect project that you can make together with things you probably already have lying about the house.
Big Blocks in Creativity Jam are a “Blockbuster” Hit
Kids and adults alike are having a blast with the colorful big blocks in Creativity Jam, making this new experience one of the biggest hits since the museum reopened Aug. 1.
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