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Cincinnati Museum Center offers a variety of badge programs for Webelos, Boy Scouts, American Heritage Girls, Junior Girl Scouts and Brownie Scouts. All programs include private demonstrations, discussions and exploration of the museum all day. Call (513) 287-7021 to reserve your place.
Brownie Programs People of the World Try-It One chaperone per five scouts free, $6.50 per additional adult Girl Scouts learn about children from a variety of countries by visiting our Children Just Like Me exhibit in the Duke Energy Children’s Museum. They will learn how to say hello and goodbye in different languages, as well as songs and crafts from different countries. The program includes presentation of the badge provided by Cincinnati Museum Center and all day access to Duke Energy Children’s Museum. Programs are held the same weekends as our Culture Fests to provide additional diversity. Culture Fests include storytelling, dancing, native clothing, jewelry, and performances free in our Rotunda. Participating in this program will fulfill requirements #1, 4, 5 and 6. Crystal Clear Science Days One chaperone per five scouts free, $6.50 per additional adult Brownies have the unique opportunity to work towards three badges in one day! Crystal Clear Science will provide interactive, experiment based programs covering the Science Wonders, Water Everywhere, and Sounds of Music Try-it activities. The day includes three 45 minute programs and access to both the Museum of Natural History & Science and the Cinergy Children’s Museum. Listening to the Past One chaperone per five scouts free, $6.50 per additional adult This program will introduce history to Brownies in an interactive way. The program begins in the Cincinnati History Museum where the girls can explore our 1800’s replica of the Cincinnati public landing. Your troop will get an opportunity to journey back in time and play children’s games from the past. The program continues with a look at the exhibit Cincinnati in Motion. The program concludes with a private tour of Union Terminal where your troop will discover the importance of the building to Cincinnati history. All participants will receive a Listening to the Past Try-It. This program fulfills requirements #2, 4, 5 and 6. Science in Action Sunday, November 1, 2009 Maximum 45 One chaperone per five scouts free, $6.50 per additional adult Brownies will go on a science and technology hunt in our Museum of Natural History and Science, make weird glop, learn about magnetic attraction, and conduct fun science experiments! The program ends with the presentation of the badge provided my Cincinnati Museum Center. Participants and adults will have access to the Museum of Natural History and Science all day. This program fulfills requirements #1, 2, 3, 5, and 6. Junior Girl Scout Programs Rocks Rock December 5, 2009 Maximum 45 One chaperone per five scouts free, $6.50 per additional adult This program includes a guided tour of the Museum of Natural History and Science. Scouts will learn about fossils, minerals, glaciers and dinosaurs. The girls will have a private demonstration in our Nature’s Trading Post discussing hardness scale, local fossils, and types of rocks. Participating in this program will fulfill requirements #1, 2, 3, 5, and 8. Badge is provided by Cincinnati Museum Center. Architecture Badge May 1, 2010 Maximum 45 One chaperone per five scouts free, $6.50 per additional adult Union Terminal is a perfect place to hold this program. Girls will discuss styles of architecture in the Cincinnati area and around the world. Girls will put together a scrapbook of architectural styles they can take home with them. They will then have a private Rotunda Tour guided by a volunteer of the Cincinnati Heritage Program. Once back in the classroom, girls will work together to design and build a structure as quickly as possible with limited resources. All participants will receive an Architecture badge. The troop will have access to the Cincinnati History Museum all day. Participating in this program will fulfill requirements #1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 10. Local Lore Badge One chaperone per five scouts free, $6.50 per additional adult The program consists of a visit to the Cincinnati History Museum, a short discussion on local legends and lore, and an activity utilizing historic maps of our city. The program focuses on the changes of our city, good and bad, and how they have affected the people living here. Girls are required to complete an activity of the badge on their own prior to the program. At the conclusion, scouts will have earned the Local Lore badge, provided by the museum. The program also includes access to the Cincinnati History Museum all day. Participating in this program will fulfill requirements #1, 2, 4, 7, 10. Theatre Badge May 15, 2010 Maximum 45 One chaperone per five scouts free, $6.50 per additional adult Help your troop dive into the world of theatre. Girls will discover basics of performing for an audience. They will learn how to: project their voice clearly, apply stage make-up that will fool anyone, learn to think quickly on their feet during improve, and much more! All participants will receive a Theatre Badge provided by Cincinnati Museum Center. Also the troop will have access to the Cinergy Children’s Museum all day. This program fulfills requirements #1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9 Folk Arts Badge One chaperone per five scouts free, $6.50 per additional adult The program consists of a visit to the Cincinnati History Museum and a visit from a storyteller. Scouts will also learn a folk dance, folk song, and make a special craft they can take home with them. All participants will receive a Folk Art Badge provided by the Cincinnati Museum Center. Participants and adults will have access to the Cincinnati History Museum all day. Program fulfills requirements #1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 10. New! Crystal Clear Science Program One chaperone per five scouts free, $6.50 per additional adult Webelos Programs Webelos Geology Badge October 3, 2009 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. One chaperone per five scouts free, $6.50 per additional adult Join us for a look at geology in the Cincinnati area! Look at rocks minerals and fossils at our Nature’s Trading Post, experiment with volcanoes, and test your skills in geology while walking through the Museum of Natural History! Webelos Showman Badge One chaperone per five scouts free, $6.50 per additional adult Help your troop dive into the world of theatre. Scouts will discover the basics of performing. They will learn to apply stage make-up, improv, learn a folk song, make a puppet and put on a puppet show! Participants will have access to the Duke Energy Children’s Museum all day. Participating in this program will fulfill requirements #3, 5, 6, 11, 16, 19, 21, 22 and 23.
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