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MONEY SMART WEEK APRIL 17: Saturday, April 17th
10:30am – 11:30am
“529 seminar” Come in and enjoy this interactive session that describes 529 Plans and learn about tax advantages associated with them.  |
MARCH 1, 2010 SCHOOLS OUT - WE ARE OPEN 9-3:00 p.m. KidsWork is Open
for a regular day of play on
Pulaski Day. |
APRIL 5, 2010 SCHOOLS OUT - WE ARE OPEN 9-3:00 p.m. KidsWork is Open
for a regular day of play during
Spring Break. |
TOT TIME March Session 3/2. 3/9, 3/16, 3/23, 3/30: Share some special time with your baby while making new friends, ... |
LITTLE LEARNERS OF THE WORLD March Session 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23, 3/30: With a different topic each week, your child will be sure to have fun while learning too. |
EGGCITING EGGSPERIMENTS: This is a whole new way to look at eggs! |
GINA MARIE’S YOGA & SINGSONG:Gina Marie's Yoga and Singsong for Children will put on a very interactive show at KidsWork. |
PROGRAM FOR WOMEN/FREE BABYSITTING: An hour and a half devoted to teaching you how to relax your mind and body through the use of guided imagery. |
CELEBRATE A SPECIAL BIRTHDAY: Birthday parties at KidsWork Children's Museum inlcude use of the party room and the museum for 1 1/2 hours |
COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES: Our Art Room is always open – And you never have to worry about staying in the lines! |
BECOME A KCM VOLUNTEER: Join KCM's fun, creative team of dedicated volunteers! |
LISTEN TO A STORY: These free story times will be geared towards children ages 3-6 years and will include a take home craft. Story Time will be held from 7 pm – 7:45pm. |
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“Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children, play is serious learning.
Play is the real work of childhood.” Fred Rogers
As visitors enter the new KidsWork Children’s Museum, they will find lots of exciting exhibits filled with action and fun. |
THE FIRST FLOOR: SCIENCE IN ACTION |
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Why Beans?
Did you see our Sensory Table on the Main Level and wonder, “What’s with the beans?” As children experiment with different sized containers in the sensory table, they develop math skills such as counting, conservation, timing, matching, classifying and sorting. As children manipulate the materials, they begin to understand concepts such as more/less, full/empty. Science concepts such as cause and effect and gravity (beans fall down from the cup – not up) are explored. As they use the materials, children also develop pre-writing skills as they pour, spoon, grasp, and work on eye-hand coordination tasks. |
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THE SECOND FLOOR: CREATIVITY ABOUNDS |
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Go ahead – color outside the lines!
We believe that all children are born artists. They are naturally curious, imaginative, inventive and intuitive. Art-making enables kids to use their imaginations and express their creativity. In the process, they develop critical thinking and problem solving skills, gross and fine motor skills, math and language skills. Our Art Room is always open – And you never have to worry about staying in the lines! |
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Frankfort Fire Department and Lincoln-Way North Key Club
Come to the Rescue of KidsWork! |
 The KidsWork Children's Museum Board was thrilled to have raised the funds needed to order a $20,000 interactive permanent exhibit called a 3D Full Body Pinscreen. The three perforated vinyl screens which comprise the exhibit each called for 66,000 clear pins and 66,000 ends caps to be merticulously inserted by hand. The Frankfort Fire Department and Lincoln-Way North Key Club came to the rescue! All three exhibit panels were painstakingly put together by the two organizations in just a few short weeks and were delivered to the Museum.
Firefighters unloaded the 200 pound panels from fire trucks and hauled them into the Museum with no mention made of sore fingers or the tedious nature of the job. Matt Jordan, Lincoln-Way North Key Club sponsor said, " With every little bit of progress the students got more excited to see the finished exhibit--they were having fun "testing" the completed portions. It was great for Key Club to collaborate with KidsWork and to know that their work was directly benefiting the Lincoln-Way community”. |
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PET VET |
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ART WORKS |
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TOT SPOT |
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