The Children’s Museum of Tacoma plans to offer its first preschool classes this fall.
The Children’s Museum of Tacoma plans to offer its first preschool classes this fall.
The museum announced the program today in an email to members. Children ages 3-5 are eligible, and the school will operate three mornings and two afternoons a week.
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There are 1,820 rubber ducks at the Children’s Museum of Tacoma, and within 30 minutes of his arrival, 6-year-old Mateo Cordero seemed to have touched them all.
Volunteers are needed for a partnership with the new Hands on Children’s Museum in Olympia. The museum features a Tides to Trees exhibit area.
Olympia’s Hands On Children’s Museum kicked off its New Year’s celebration 12 hours early with a “Noon Year’s Eve Party” Monday that brought in more than 600 children and parents for a countdown to watch a papier-mache luminary ball drop from the second-floor rafters.
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Coming this fall to the Bethel School District: three more schools with full-day kindergarten.
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