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Visit our Calendar section for the next Homeschool classes available.
April 26, 2008 NOTE: this is a date change
Parents Night Out Program presents
Science Night! "Field Trip to the Moon"
Homeschoolers, we would love to have you join us for a great night.
The night starts off with a planetarium program to gaze at the stars. Then to the kid's wing for PIZZA! While digesting, it is off to the Root Auditorium for a simulated field trip stage show titled "Field Trip to the Moon." The show is full of the latest information on NASA's program to return to the moon. It even uses computer graphics developed by NASA! The night is concluded with the really cool movie "Space Camp" rated: PG- mild profanity in the begining of the movie
"Space Camp" They came to Space Camp with the dream of becoming astronauts. Suddenly...Without warning...Before they were ready...They were launched into space
Cost $15 members, $20 non-members Groups of four of more only $10 each Parents attending $5
RSVP required Call Jeremy at 386-255-0285 Ext. 347 or Email: jblinn@moas.org The MOAS approach to Homeschooling
The classes are taught by the Curator of Science and certified teacher, Jeremy Blinn "Mr. J". He has over ten years experience teaching a comprehensive science curriculum and has many tricks up his lab coat sleeve. For a list of our current classes available for Homeschoolers please visit our CALENDAR. The classes run from 9:30 am to 11:30 am.
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Whether you are an Unschooling or Homeschooling family we hope you consider allowing the Homeschool programs at the MOAS to support your efforts. Our approach to a lesson is always to encourage interaction and team work among the participants. The students will enjoy the intermingling of humor and content as they make their way through a lesson. Lessons are typically very active, and the venue may change a few times during the same lesson.This is to utilize the many facilities that the Museum has to offer. Students are often given take home resources and suggestions for further information on the topic. These are great as the Homeschooler's portfolio builds all year long.Sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs,
The Florida Arts Council, and The National Endowment for the Arts.
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