The kids had a blast at the City Museum on Friday!
We started off in the skateless park to see Stan's work - the kids loved seeing it in person!
"Ms. Stephanie, look, Stan did this!" "He showed us pictures of this one!"
Then, we split into groups for a scavenger hunt around the museum...
The fact that the word "Museum" is in the name is misleading - the City Museum is far from a stuffy, quiet museum where you can look but not touch. The City Museum puts kids in a fantasy world where they can experience art as they climb, slide and explore.
The City Museum found all of its reclaimed building materials within St. Louis, including features such as old chimneys, salvaged bridges, construction cranes, miles of tile, and even two abandoned planes!
The fact that the word "Museum" is in the name is misleading - the City Museum is far from a stuffy, quiet museum where you can look but not touch. The City Museum puts kids in a fantasy world where they can experience art as they climb, slide and explore.
The City Museum found all of its reclaimed building materials within St. Louis, including features such as old chimneys, salvaged bridges, construction cranes, miles of tile, and even two abandoned planes!
Kids and adults alike had a wonderful time exploring the gem that is the City Museum.
This field trip was used as an incentive for good behavior. A couple of students who didn't earn the trip have already met with me to come up with behavior plans so they don't miss out on the next one!
While we have not started full programming at Jefferson, UrbanFUTURE has already begun to make an impact at Jefferson. We can't wait to see what a huge impact our mentors and tutors will have come January!
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