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- Origami Thankfulness Box 3:09pm Nov 6
- Engineering Saturday: Balloon Powered Cars 2:37pm Nov 2
- Celebrating el Dia de los Muertos! 10:48am Oct 31
Thanksgiving and the winter holidays are coming up, so everyone is in the giving mood! Maybe you would like to show someone why you’re thankful to know him or her. Or maybe you want to keep track of the things you are thankful for in a Thankfulness Box. ...
Engineering students from UT came on Saturday to show us how to make balloon powered cars! Air from the balloons shot out backwards, which pushed the cars forward. The cars with the bigger balloons tended totravel a greater distancebecause there wasmore air to propel the car farther...
Happy Halloween from the Museum! I hope you are all dressed up and ready to go trick-or-treating! Halloween is a pretty famous holiday in America, but did you know there’s another big holiday just about to happen? ...
Hi, I’m Jenny and I’m the guided tour intern here at ACM. It’s a big world out there! Did you know there are 195 countries in the world? Our exhibit En Mi Familia shows Carmen Lomas Garza’s Mexican American heritage. This e...
Austin Children's Museum Thanks to everyone who helped make Meet the Authors turn out great - Jon Scieszka, Mac Barnett, Texas Book Festival and all our special visitors!
Austin Children's Museum Setting up for our Meet the Authors event! 30 more minutes until we open for FREE admission to the event.
Austin Children's Museum Only one more day until Mac Barnett and Jon Scieszka will be here. With special guests like these we can only imagine what the presentation will be like! Check out the blog below for a preview of what Jon and Mac might have in store for ACM visitors.
Source: guyswithbooks.blogspot.com
THE GUYS - Mac Barnett, Adam Rex, Jon Scieszka, and David ShannonTHE BOOKS - Robot Zot!, Truckery Rhymes, Guess Again!, and The Brixton Brothers: The Case of the Case of Mistaken IdentityTHE TOUR!
Austin Children's Museum Is it really only Tuesday? We can hardly wait! Come visit Austin Children's Museum this Friday after school and enjoy an energetic presentation by best-selling children's authors Jon Scieszka (the Stinky Cheese Man) and Mac Barnett, followed by a book signing of their new works. Doors open for FREE admission at 3:30.
A group of UTstudents from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and Pi Tau Sigmavisited the Museum to show kids how to make their own catapults out of popsicle sticks, rubber bands, and a bottle cap! Want to build your own catapult and experiment with tension...
Some ghosts like playing with bubbles just as much as kids do! In this experiment, watch as your normal soap bubbles seem to float midair...
The Make and Takes blog shows you how to make this great Fall craft, little yarn apples. I decided to use orange yarn and make yarn pumpkins instead. They were so easy to make and took hardly any time. I can’t wait to decorate my desk with them and given them away as little presents. ...
Be a super science sleuth this Halloween and let’s see if you and your fellow scientist friends can figure out each other’s experiments—without looking! For this game, you bravescientists will put your hand inside some covered boxes and try to guess what’s inside using your sense of touch. Grab ...
Austin Children's Museum Check out all the fun that's happening right now at Science Sunday! Today until 5, come discover chemistry through fun, hands-on activities at the National Chemistry Week Kickoff with the Central Texas Local Section of the American Chemical Society and the UT Department of Biochemistry!
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