Posts Tagged ‘Children’s Museum in Easton’
Super-Duo visit the Museum!
People and dogs have had a close association for thousands of years. They provide companionship, affection, and protection for their owners. Dogs have a variety of different titles; companions, playmates,…
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Halloween Fun At Home
Ghouls, Ghosts, and Goblins OH MY! Halloween season is quickly approaching, and with that in mind, we’ve come up with spooktacular experiments, crafts, and snack ideas for you and your…
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Jeremy the Juggler
We’ve hosted plenty of circus themed events in the past and one of the most popular circus activities is juggling! On July 18, Jeremy the Juggler came to the Children’s…
Read MoreThe Benefits of Music in Early Development and Education
The value of music in childhood development is often underestimated. Kids who are involved in drumming, for example, learn to focus their attention and effort on one activity. This improves…
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Benefits of Pets for Kids
Are you debating whether or not you should get that new puppy? Or that kitten? Or any pet for that matter? Obviously this decision is difficult and based on many…
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Animals Winged and Wet
Birds of prey are pretty interesting to learn about and see up close as Museum visitors had the chance to do this Past Friday, August 2. New England Reptile and…
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Ollie and Bianca!
Ollie Luey and Bianca Mase aren’t your typical 17 year olds. After being friends forever, these two decided to take their talents to the streets! For the past four years,…
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Rolie Polie Guacamole!
Rolie Polie Guacamole performed an awesome show on Thursday, July 25 at the Children’s Museum in Easton! In case you missed it, or you just really enjoyed it, we spoke…
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U.Fund Dreams!
If you’re one of the many parents who are already concerned about paying for their child’s higher education, the U.Fund is here to help! The Children’s Museum in Easton will…
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Encouraging Science Exploration
There’s a lot in the world that is unknown to kids, nature, space and more importantly the sciences. This doesn’t keep them from imagining, exploring, observing and asking questions. Explaining…
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