
Open: Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays
ADVANCE RESERVATION REQUIRED






April 17 - May 22
Join us live at 10:00 am via Zoom
Or watch us on Facebook Live at 1:00 pm
Featuring your favorite Bronx Children's Museum Educators and Teaching Artists
Ideal for children 3 to 9
Activities and Dates
What is Water? - April 17
Water is all around us here in the Bronx! Learn about different types of water and where it can be found.
Items you will need: 2 plastic cups, 2 spoons, water, salt
Cloud Paintings - April 24
Is it a bunny? Is it a plane? No, it's a ..... cloud! Find out how clouds are formed and how to create cloud paintings.
Items you will need: Construction paper (black or blue is best), White paint, 3 found objects (straw, cotton ball, wax paper are good options!)
Camouflage Critters - May 1
Are you good at hide and seek? These Bronx animals are! Discover amazing adaptation of camouflage.
Items you will need: 2 sheets of construction paper, Oil pastels, Scissors, Glue dot (or tape)
Make It Rain - May 8
Drip, drip, drop! Explores the water cycle by making a rainstorm in a jar.
Items you will need: 1 clear jar or container, Shaving or whipped cream, Water, Color tablets or liquid food coloring, Pipette or straw, Tray, Watercolor paper, Spoon
Catch a Rainbow - May 15
Everyone loves a rainbow, but do you know where they come from? Discover how rainbows are formed and how to create them using objects from home.
Items you will need: CD or DVD, Flashlight, Black paper, Clear nail polish, Basin of water
Animal Forms & Functions - May 22
Shells, claws, and flippers, oh my! Join Learn how different body parts help animals survive in a particular environment.
Items you will need: Clay, Sculpting tool (toothpick, fork, straw)
Sign up for one, or sign up for all six.
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10:00 am Zoom sessions include live interactions. Registration required.
A link to the Zoom session will be sent out two days prior with a list of materials to gather.
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1:00 pm Facebook Live sessions includes live interactions through chat only. No registration required
For more information

For questions and more information, contact Nicole Wallace
nicole@bronxchildrensmuseum.org, 646-474-5185
Support for this program is provided by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs through the Cultural Development Fund.