Posted: May 20, 2010
Looking for fun, educational experiences for your kids this summer? Join our Education team for three great programs at the Spurlock Museum!
Wrapped Up in Ancient Egypt
June 6, 1-4pm
Learn all about ancient Egyptian mummification and burial as you move among hands-on stations throughout the Museum. Feel and smell real mummification materials, volunteer to get "mummified" by our staff, and create your own Egyptian tomb. This program is for children 8 to 13 accompanied by a responsible adult. Admission is $3, and pre-registration is required.
Contact: Kim Sheahan (217-244-3355 or ksheahan@illinois.edu (email link)).
Castles, Catapults, and Coats of Arms
June 23, 9am-3pm
Ever dreamed of being a knight or lady and living in a castle? Want to build a catapult to defend your fortress or a ship to carry your spoils of war? Enjoy three days of hands-on activities based on the technology of Medieval Europe. This day camp is for children entering grades 3 to 7 in fall 2010. Registration is $75, and pre-registration is required.
Contact: Brook Taylor (217-265-0474 or taylorb@illinois.edu(email link)).
It's All Greek to Me
July 10, 1-4pm
This program is for kids who love learning about Greek gods and heroes, daily life, and ancient sports. Wear Greek-style clothes, hear stories of strength, power, love, and friendship, and test your knowledge of the Olympic Games. This program is for children 9 to 14. Admission is $3, and pre-registration is required.
Contact: Kim Sheahan (217-244-3355 or ksheahan@illinois.edu (email link)).
Download our summer program flyer to pass along to friends and family. See you this summer!