Winter Vacation Programs 2016

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Monday Feb 15th and Tuesday Feb 16th

Winter Vacation Programs 2016

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We DO NOT need medical forms for Vacation Programs.

Fee per day: $65 ($60 for members)

Before and after care (7:30 am – 5:30 pm) is available at $8 per hour.

All registrations must be done online. If you are trying to register within 24 hours of a program, you must first call the office at the Museum to make sure there is room in the class (203.777.1833).

We cannot guarantee that there will be a slot for your child if you are registering within this 24 hour time frame.

All registrations are on a first come, first served basis depending on the time stamp online.

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President's Day…on horseback…exploring stories.

Monday Feb 15th
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More than half of America's presidents arrived at the White House on horseback. President Taft closed the White House stables a century ago. But President Eisenhower trained as a Cavalry Officer at West Point. And Ronald Reagan rode horses in some of his most memorable movie roles.

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Galileo's Birthday: Creative Momentum

Monday Feb 15th
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Just over 450 years old today (Feb. 15th), Galileo Galilei is the father of experimental building. He argued that nature wants to be observed and tested.

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Code Pink? Code Blue? Code You?

Monday Feb 15th

Dana Josephs is launching a year-long project to get girls excited about coding. The first session will test ideas that others have suggested would encourage girls to experiment with computer basics – some sensible, some silly.

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Repurposing Spools

Tuesday February 16th

Spools store and dispense thread, wire, and ribbon. But they have always been too interesting to waste when that job is done.

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Capturing Creative Spirals

Tuesday February 16th
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Construct a drawing machine that seems simple – crank a wheel which moves an arm with a pen that draws on paper placed on another moving wheel. But change any connection in the system, and the drawing will change – some times a little, sometimes a lot.

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