Traveling Workshops: Only have an hour?
Choose from a variety of hour-long, hands-on traveling workshops led by museum educators that will inspire children to lead with their imaginations and learn by doing!
CCM To Go Workshops include:
- One hour, facilitated workshop
- Extension activity plans
- A free pass for children to visit the museum
Art About Me
Pre K – Grade 1
This workshop is designed to encourage students to learn about others and discover themselves by using art as a medium for expressing and exploring identity.
Arts in Action
Pre K – Grade 1
Visual art and creative movement come together to help children recognize that lines of many kinds are everywhere. Children will create lines in wacky ways with unique art materials—including their own bodies!
Balls, Ramps, and Chutes
Pre K – Kindergarten
Up, down, rolling around! Young children will practice their science process skills as they build and test ramps of different shapes and sizes, and then share what they discovered about the ways things roll.
Coaster Challenge
Grades 1 – 5
Build your own roller coaster! Discover the physics of simple machines by exploring force and motion, gravity, friction, momentum and more, while working in teams to complete a coaster track.
Mindful Moves
Pre-K – Kindergarten
Stomp like an elephant and wiggle like a crocodile! This high-energy workshop engages children in full-body movement through exploration of unique materials, sounds from around the world and a stimulating literacy experience.
Make a Masterpiece
Grades 2 – 5
Design a large colorful masterpiece that reflects a unit of your choice! Children will become acquainted with the tools to create fabric batik, exercise their use of visual language, and create a collaborative work of art.
CCM To Go Registration Information
| Cost: | $175 per workshop. Transportation fees may apply. |
| Capacity: | 20 for pre-K and 35 for K – 5th. |
| Available: | Monday – Saturday, year-round |
| Registration: |
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