 2008
Discovery – Ages
4-5
Dino-mite Friends
Session 1: June 16–20, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
Class Full!
Session 2: June 23–27, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
Class Full!
Have a blast while learning about
dinosaur friends with games, songs, storytelling, and dino-mite
activities. Parents are invited to a Friday dino-fiesta.
Educator: Mari Soliday
$115 Members/$125 Nonmembers
Jeepers Creepers
Session 1: July 7–11, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
Class Full!
Session 2: July 14–18, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
Class Full!
Squirm, wiggle, and creep into
the amazing worlds of butterflies, spiders, beetles, scorpions, and
worms. Enjoy an entomological adventure with outdoor activities,
crafts, games, and songs. Parents are invited to a Friday bug-fiesta.
Educator: Mari Soliday
$115 Members/$125 Nonmembers
Afternoon Adventures
New programs
for our youngest learners! Healthy snacks are included.
Thursdays, 1 p.m - 4
p.m.
Educators: MNA Staff
$25 Members/$30 Nonmembers
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Nine Afternoon
Adventures programs are available: |
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June 12 |
Silly for Songirds
Learn about birds and how to attract them to your home. Take home
crafts include a bird feeder.
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June 19 |
Dinosaur Discovery
Class Full!
Learn about our prehistoric friends through stories, songs, and
crafts.
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June 26 |
Wild for Wildlife
Learn about the animals
of the Plateau through stories, games, crafts, and a nature walk.
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July 3 |
Hopi culture
Learn about Hopi culture through stories, crafts, and pottery
making.
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July 10 |
Zuni Culture
Learn about Zuni culture through stories, crafts, and a
puppet show.
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July 17 |
Abert Squirrels
Learn about our furry friends through stories, a puppet show,
crafts, and a nature hike.
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July 24 |
Garden Fun
Class Full!
How do plants grow? Find out by exploring the garden and
growing one of your own in a crafty planter.
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July 31 |
Navajo Culture
Class Full!
Learn about Navajo culture through stories and crafts. Card
wool and create a fuzzy sheep puppet.
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August 7 |
Water Wonders
Class Full!
Why is water so magical? Enjoy stories about water, explore
a natural spring and make a rain stick instrument. |
Photo by Dallas Larsen
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