Event List

Paw for Reading is a program where children read aloud to trained therapy dogs, which helps improve their reading skills, confidence, and attitudes toward reading.

Paw for Reading is a program where children read aloud to trained therapy dogs, which helps improve their reading skills, confidence, and attitudes toward reading.

Join people from the Smithsonian Conservation Center as we talk about birds, make a bird feeder, and learn how to keep the birds from flying into windows.

Children will work together as they go through the scientific method, experiment, gather data, and form conclusions. Hands on science activities. We will go through the water cycle.

Listen to silly frog stories and then make one out of recycled materials.

Come learn the game or practice your skills against others!

Children will work together as they go through the scientific method, experiment, gather data, and form conclusions. Hands on science activities. Discover what plants need to grow and plant your own seeds, in an egg!

Paw for Reading is a program where children read aloud to trained therapy dogs, which helps improve their reading skills, confidence, and attitudes toward reading.

Paw for Reading is a program where children read aloud to trained therapy dogs, which helps improve their reading skills, confidence, and attitudes toward reading.

Paw for Reading is a program where children read aloud to trained therapy dogs, which helps improve their reading skills, confidence, and attitudes toward reading.

We will join the nation wide initiative, for our 250th anniversary,  connecting people to real-world research by contributing observations, analyzing data, and more to advance science while celebrating America's history and future innovation.

Children will work together as they go through the scientific method, experiment, gather data, and form conclusions. Hands on science activities.

TBD

Children will work together as they go through the scientific method, experiment, gather data, and form conclusions. Hands on science activities.

TBD

Do you like puzzles?  Have you ever put one together that is totally white?  Come draw your own design on a blank puzzle and then try putting it together.