Kindergarteners visit the Saratoga Children's Museum

Marie Curie kindergarteners got to do a little construction during their visit to the Children's Museum at Saratoga.

The kindergarteners took part in a program called Imagination Station, a hands-on lesson in which students used recycled materials to build something they got from their imagination. The program tied in nicely with the school's engineering theme, as it required students to use their creativity and engineering skills to think up an idea and make it a reality. 

Students also toured the museum and got to play with all of the fascinating "Kid Sized" exhibits. The children thoroughly enjoyed their visit and were even talking about it the next day!

The program was educational and captivated the children's interest the whole time. We look forward to more programs like this in the future.

To view a photo gallery of the visit, click here.