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Other Educational Resource Programs

After School Adventures Program

Extend the day’s learning with fun museum-based experiences. After-school groups are invited to visit our exhibitions and participate in hands-on instructional workshops. Reservations are required. A maximum of 30 students per group may register. The fee is $4.00 per child.

Partners In Learning

“Partnering with the Museum was great! We had access to the Museum’s collection of animals, skeletons, costumed dolls . . . for our life drawing classes. We’ll be back for more!”
— Art teacher, Catch 10 program at PS 255

Brooklyn Children’s Museum welcomes short and long-term collaborations with schools and districts. Professional development for teachers or parent workshops can be adapted to suit your needs and budgeting requirements. Current projects include: science inquiry; early childhood learning strategies; pets and plants in the classroom; and utilizing web resources. Participants can tour the Museum’s collections and exhibits; receive printed material to document the professional development activities; or work with a Museum educator in a co-teaching model.

The Resource Center for Parents and Teachers

Located in our Children’s Library, the Resource Center houses books, picture files, periodicals, and videos that can be used to enhance your Museum visit or classroom experience.

Brooklyn Expedition Website

An online resource for your classroom is www.brooklynexpedition.org, created collaboratively by Brooklyn Children’s Museum, Brooklyn Museum of Art, and Brooklyn Public Library. Using a discovery-based model of learning, students can explore the art, cultures, and natural worlds of Mexico and South America; build-a-bug; watch the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge; meet some awesome animals; visit an early Dutch home; learn about the Dewey Decimal system, and so much more!

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