Homeschool Days: Tracking the Past in Medieval Europe
Starts Thu, Nov 19, 10:00 AM
About the class
Museum educators lead a morning about medieval Europe, with knights, castles and clues to piece together. The session mixes special tours of the Museum with hands-on projects, and the whole family can take part together.
The program is built for elementary school age students, and younger and older siblings are welcome to join in. It meets in the morning at The Neag Planetarium at the Reading Public Museum on Museum Road, and it is one of a series of homeschool sessions, each with its own theme.
Reservations are required, and you can sign up through the Museum's event page for this program. Museum admission for the day of the program is included. Library passes and other promotions do not apply. Groups looking for a different theme can ask the Museum about private homeschool workshops.
Questions? Ask the provider
Reading Public Museum brings together art, natural history, science, and cultural galleries alongside a planetarium and a creekside arboretum with paved walking trails. Visitors highlight its well-curated exhibits, hands-on family programming, rotating special shows, and friendly, accommodating staff.
Run by Reading Public Museum on BerksConnect. Details come from the provider's own listing; check there before you plan around a date.
