early childhood adventures
Tuesday through Friday 11:00-11:30am

Play at the Museum during the week and participate in any of our Early Childhood Adventures programming, free with admission.  Programming is designed specifically for toddlers and follows the Museum's mission of inspiring learning through play. No advance reservation is necessary to participate, simply sign up at the Museum's front desk upon arrival. For Ages 2-4

Tuesday 12th at 11am-11:30, Lil' Learners Laboratory: Sink or Float
Wednesday 13th at 11am-11:30, Creation Station: Sculptures
Thursday 14th at 11am-11:30, Energy of Motion: Fruit or Vegetable?
Friday 15th at 11am-11:30, Storytime: Bear Feels Scared & Sometimes Bambaloo

Tuesday 19th at 11am-11:30
, Lil' Learners Laboratory: Color Science
Wednesday 20th at 11am-11:30, Creation Station: Mosaics
Thursday 21st at 11am-11:30, Energy of Motion: Food Bingo
Friday 22nd at 11am-11:30, Storytime: Boy on the Bus & Happy and You Know It

Tuesday 26th at 11am-11:30, Lil' Learners Laboratory: Five Senses: Sounds
Wednesday 27th at 11am-11:30, Creation Station: Finger Painting
Thursday 28th at 11am-11:30, Energy of Motion: Food Pyramid
Friday 29th at 11am-11:30, Storytime: Owen and Mzee

 

Tuesdays - Little Learners Laboratory
Discover the magic of science and help your little scientist learn about the large world around them in one of our hands-on science programs.

Wednesdays - Creation Station
Explore and create using different art media including finger paint, watercolors, sticky paper and play dough as you experience different textures and color.

Thursdays - Energy of Motion
Healthy habits start at an early age. This class is filled with fun activities that teach children how to eat healthy and stay fit.

Fridays - Once Upon A Time
Settle in for story time at the museum; let your imagination explore new worlds through the magical world of books.

 

 

 

volunteer at slocm!

Volunteers are vital to the Museum’s operation.
If you love kids apply today to be a part of our team!

Our volunteers will be working with children
and families to promote hands-on learning,
artistic expression, and innovative educational
experiences. To be considered for a volunteer
position, you must:


• Be at least 16 years old
• Commit to work a minimum of two 4-hour shifts per month
• Attend all required trainings
• Submit a current TB Certification and Live Scan to work with children
• Be enthusiastic, courteous, and helpful
• Be responsible and committed to assignments
• Be willing to have fun and play!

VOLUNTEER BENEFITS

In addition to being surrounded by children who are learning and laughing, some of the tangible benefits of volunteering include:

• Free passes for time volunteered
• Discount at the museum store
• Free attendance at special member events
• Annual appreciation events and volunteer awards
• Educational seminars presented
by knowledgeable community member

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Education & Guest Services Volunteer
• Assist children with art and science projects
• Educate guests about exhibits
• Read stories in our early childhood space
• Assist with school and public programs
• Welcome, assist and interact with guests
• Assist with birthday parties and facility rental events
• Assist with facility maintenance
• Maintain a safe environment

Special Events Volunteer
• Help organize and staff special events

 

 

For more information contact the
Museum’s Volunteer Coordinator

PHONE: (805) 545-5874 x18
EMAIL: volunteers@slocm.org

Click Here for a Volunteer Application Form

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

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