Celebrate Spring BreaKation at the museum with planned entertaining activities every day that are sure to delight children and their families.

Please click to purchase timed session tickets on the March calendar for the day of your visit during the week of Spring BreaKation Entertainment.

 

Monday, March 15th
Science Bingo 10:30am, 11:30am 12:30pm, 1:30pm

​Delight in a traditional interactive, child-friendly, and entertaining past time with our science-themed Bingo, while spending a little time with family and discovering matching and good listening skills. 
Ms. Frizzle Storytime at 11:00am​. Miss Frizzle​ ​will introduce children to​ ​the exciting world of science through ​the ​book What Is Science? By Rebecca Kai Dotlich​. ​

Tuesday​,​ March 16th

Monty the Magician Magic Shows at 10:45am, 11:45am, 12:45pm
With Monty as your guide, travel into a dream and enter the world of MAGIC!  Monty the Magician has been performing MAGIC for the last 27 years, specializing in children’s entertainment.

The museum will be videoing a small portion of this show for our Virtual Tour promotional video. Upon entrance, guests will be asked to sign a waiver to be videoed. Guest not granting permission to be videoed will be given a sticker so the videographer knows not to include them in the taping. 

Wednesday, March 17th
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration and Irish Dancers.
Enjoy the Cass-Barrington Irish Dancers at 10:45am and 11:45am.

Thursday, March 18th
​​Le Theatre de Marionette ​SILLY STRINGS ​Puppet Shows at 11am and 1pm

This talented musical variety show features several entertaining and unique trick marionettes including clowns, roller skaters, jugglers, dancing skeletons, teddy bears, Michael Jackson and even Elvis.

The museum will be videoing a small portion of this show for our Virtual Tour promotional video. Upon entrance, guests will be asked to sign a waiver to be videoed. Guest not granting permission to be videoed will be given a sticker so the videographer knows not to include them in the taping. 

Frida​y, ​ March 19th
​​TCA performing artist Juicebox Jukebox at 11am and 1pm

The Juicebox Jukebox was created by Dallas based singer/songwriter and father of three Bradley James Skistimas, whose mission is to enrich children’s lives through fun, positive, and educational music and videos that parents and teachers can enjoy, too. The songs focus on core subjects and character-building themes with a fresh perspective for students primarily in Pre-K through 2nd grade.

The museum will be videoing a small portion of this show for our Virtual Tour promotional video. Upon entrance, guests will be asked to sign a waiver to be videoed. Guest not granting permission to be videoed will be given a sticker so the videographer knows not to include them in the taping. 

 

Science Palozza + STREAM- All week long. 

Make your own Einstein Slime Station- Daily
Robotics Station- Daily

Monday– On STAGE- Miss. Frizzle will be reading a Science book. We will play famous scientist Bingo

Tuesday– Go Away Germs! – Teaching children to wash their hands is crucial! We will discuss the importance of using soap when washing their hands to keep the germs away. This hand washing activity is not only fun, but a great way to teach kids about germs.

Wednesday– Bears Shadow -“Exploring Earth: Bear’s Shadow” is a hands-on activity designed primarily for young visitors and their families. Participants move a flashlight around an object to make and experiment with shadows. The activity can be connected to a storybook about a little bear exploring his own shadow, and also has connections to the geometry of a solar eclipse as the Moon and Sun cast a shadow onto Earth.

Thursday– Erupting Rainbow- It’s Chemistry time! Participants will explore mixing chemicals and creating reactions. What a more fun way then making it colorful! Check out this explosion of colors.

Friday– Do you see what I see? Filtered Light” demonstrates how scientists can use telescopes and other tools to capture and filter different energies of light to study the universe. Most objects in the universe are so distant from us that we can only study them through light. Participants discover how colored filters can help reveal more about an image. They can also make and study colorful images of their own.

Saturday– Nebulas in Space- Participants will learn about how gigantic clouds of gas and dust in space, called nebulas, are formed. They’ll create their own colorful model nebula using paint and a spinner. Because of the unique quantities and locations of the materials and the forces that spread them out, each model nebula will be unique—just like each real nebula!