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Jewish Children's Museum
in Brooklyn, NY 11213about Jewish Children's Museum:
The Jewish Children's Museum provides exhibitions and programs for all children in an educational and entertaining format.
The museum itself is a multi-media marvel, enabling children to use all their senses as they explore and discover.
Highlights include a working television newsroom, where children can record segments on the story of Hanukkah; a giant Sabbath dinner table kids can walk on and explore; a scaled down kosher supermarket, complete with working checkout scanners and kitchen with talking refrigerator where children can role play as they explore Jewish dietary laws; a game-show studio where visitors can play games based on Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune; a six-hole outdoor miniature golf course that introduces Jewish lifecycle events; and a craft workshop in which visitors can create arts-and-crafts projects to take home.
The museum itself is a multi-media marvel, enabling children to use all their senses as they explore and discover.
Highlights include a working television newsroom, where children can record segments on the story of Hanukkah; a giant Sabbath dinner table kids can walk on and explore; a scaled down kosher supermarket, complete with working checkout scanners and kitchen with talking refrigerator where children can role play as they explore Jewish dietary laws; a game-show studio where visitors can play games based on Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune; a six-hole outdoor miniature golf course that introduces Jewish lifecycle events; and a craft workshop in which visitors can create arts-and-crafts projects to take home.
tips:
Visit the JCM website to print a coupon for 10% off each admission!
getting there:
Cross street is Kingston Avenue. By subway: 3 to Kingston Avenue (exit in front of the Museum); By bus: B43 stops in front of the Museum.
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