Storytime – 11:00 AM
First Lady of Atlanta Sarah-Elizabeth Reed reads Amari’s Blue Ribbon by the Atlanta Speech School
Music & Movement – 12:00 & 2:00 pm
What Animal is in the Box? – How do animals move and talk? Join the Imaginators for a fun guessing game like charades. Can you bark like a dog, moo like a cow or slither like a snake?
Storytime – 1:00 & 3:00 pm
Join the Imaginators for a special interactive re-telling of the story Farmer Will Allen and the Growing Table by Jacqueline Briggs Martin.
Super Spectacular Science Show – 4:00 PM
Every afternoon, Professor Labcoat shares a fascinating science demonstration with the whole museum! Join him to see what kind of fun he and his assistants have cooked up! Questions are encouraged at the end of the show.
Science Bar – open 11:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Science is everywhere, but it’s especially on the mezzanine at the Children’s Museum of Atlanta! Staffed by a STEM educator with a whole menu full of fun activities and a whole head full of knowledge, the Science Bar is where questions turn into answers!
Art Studio – open 11:00AM – 4:00 PM
Rainbow Bracelets – Make a rainbow bracelet and change colors like the chameleon in Leo Leonni’s book A Color of my Own.
Bug Jar – Farmer Will Allen creates a community garden in Farmer Will Allen and the Growing Table. He teaches the children in the neighborhood about farming and how to compost using worms and food waste. Guests and visitors will create Bug Jars. Bugs are beneficial to farmers and gardeners. When they get home, they can collect bugs from their own gardens and examine them up close
Build It Lab – open 11:00AM – 4:00 PM
Farmer Will Allen now oversees an operation that aims to educate and encourage people around the world to grow their own food—even if they only have a pot on their porch to cultivate. Make your own planter in the Build It Lab and grow a bean plant.
