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The Brooklyn Children's Museum 145 Brooklyn Avenue Brooklyn, NY 718-735-4400 -------- The museum has a permanent collection of 27,000 cultural objects and natural history specimens. Currently undergoing an extensive 6-year $46 million renovation project, and is expected to open in May 2008. www.brooklynkids.org Children's Museum -- Over 30 exhibits. 599 Valley Health Plaza Paramus, NJ. the museum is off Winters Ave. between the Fashion Center Mall and the Paramus Park Mall. www.njcm.com Children's Museum of Manhattan 212 West 83rd Street (between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue) Manhattan, NY -------- Five floors of exhibits using art, science, and nature to teach children about the creative process. Lots of hands-on activities. Suggested ages 2 through 10. www.cmom.org The Crayola Factory 30 Centre Square Easton, PA 18042 610-515-8000 -------- Don't forget to check our their store. Watch the live demonstrations of crayon manufacturing, create projects to keep colorful souvenirs and explore hands-on exhibits. Check if they still offer combination tours of the factory, canal and amusement park. www.crayola.com/factory Discovery House East Brunswick, NJ -------- A hands on museum. www.discovery-house.com Coupons The Franklin Institute Science Museum 222 North 20th Street Philadelphia, PA 19103 215-448.1200 -------- Lots of hands on exhibits. You will need a whole day to see it all if you see the Imax show and Planetarium. The museum's parking lot is hard to find and it's entrance is only available through a one way street. Get the ticket stamped for a discount. Make sure you try the SkyBike ride, it's a trip, and go on the moving locomotive ride. They also offer birthday parties and a camp-in. www.fi.edu Print a discount coupon - http://sln.fi.edu/tfi/coupon.html Imagine That East Hanover 201-952-0022 Middletown 908-706-9000 -------- Kids learn while they play. Liberty Science Center Liberty State Park 222 Jersey City Boulevard Jersey City, NJ 07305 -------- Lots of science exhibits, camp in over night for group of 30 or more. www.lsc.org/welcome.html ..... 04-13 New York Hall of Science 47-01 111th Street Queens, NY 11368 Main Phone: 718-699-0005 Built initially as a pavilion for the 1964 World's Fair, the New York Hall of Science is now New York City's hands-on science and technology center. Since 1986, NYSCI has served over seven million children, parents and teachers. NYSCI's mission is to convey the excitement and understanding of science and technology to children, families, teachers and others by galvanizing their curiosity and offering them creative, participatory ways to learn. NYSCI features the largest collection of hands-on science exhibits in New York City. Visitors of all ages can explore over 450 interactive exhibits. The Hall offer sleepover programs for scout groups. You can rent space at the Hall for corporate events, parties or birthdays. www.nysci.org ===2014=== To be determined World Maker Faire September 21 – 22, 2013 Save the date! A family fun festival to MAKE, create, learn, invent, craft, recycle, build, think, play and be inspired by celebrating arts, crafts, engineering, food, music, science and technology. Requires purchase of a World Maker Faire ticket. Sony Wonder Tech Lab - CLOSED 550 Madison Ave. at 56th St New York, NY -------- A wonderful, four-floor, hands-on multi-media extravaganza demonstrating the latest in technology and digital entertainment. The one-of-a-kind exhibits are hands-on and provide the opportunity to jam with music artists, produce your own movie preview, edit a news show, create a video game, and even explore the world of medical ultrasound. www.sonywondertechlab.com The Wonder Museum - CLOSED 385 Route 130 East Windsor, NJ -------- A 16,000 square-foot interactive children's museum with more than 50 hands-on activities. Children explore new worlds and different periods in America's history, sample a variety of occupations and learn about science, history, cultures and geography through experimentation. www.wondermuseum.com |
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