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Today a small group from Great River Children's Museum had the pleasure of visiting the Mille Lacs Indian Museum & Trading Post to view their museum, meet with their site director, and learn some of the unique history of the Mille Lacs area. We had the opportunity to view beautiful Ojibwe art and see a small glimpse into what life was like living in this area throughout the 4 seasons.

It was a fantastic experience! While you are waiting for GRCM to develop our children's museum in St. Cloud we strongly recommend visiting the Mille Lacs Indian Museum with your family! They re-open for the season in May. ... See MoreSee Less

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5 days ago

A children's museum can enrich the culture of a community in unique ways. Great River Children's Museum strives to bring diverse voices into the project to envision and create the museum coming to downtown Saint Cloud. ... See MoreSee Less

Grown-Up Art at a Children’s Museum, but It’s Still Playtime

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Visitors to “Inside Art” can make their own work and collaborate with other artists. The show is just one of several activities available during school break.

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1 month ago

Need ideas to keep the kids busy at home this snowy weekend? Check out this fun science activity using items you can likely find around the house! ... See MoreSee Less

How to Make Balancing Sculptures – ExpeRimental | The Kid Should See This

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Physics! Engineering! Kinetic sculptures! Snacks! Learn about the science of stability (and instability) while making these delicious DIY balancing

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1 month ago

This is one of our favorite reasons to spend time with children. They make us giggle. Enjoy a laugh with the children in your life today! ... See MoreSee Less

Survival Of The Giggliest: Why Your Kid Laughs So Hard They Cry

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Sometimes the toddler who won’t put on their shoes isn’t in the throes of a tantrum — rather, their limp body might have fallen victim to the tantrum’s shadow brother: the giggle fit, renderin...

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Great River Children's Museum

2 months ago

Happy New Year! 🎉🥳 We greatly exceeded the $5,000 matching goal before the year's end. Thanks to all who donated in the final weeks of 2019. It was an incredible year of progress for the development of the museum. 2020 promises to be even more exciting. Every contribution brings the opening of the museum closer for children in our community. ... See MoreSee Less

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