North Country Children’s Museum opens fall class registration
The North Country Children’s Museum in Potsdam is accepting registration for fall classes running Oct. 6 through Dec. 18.
By the ClickNNY North Country Desk
The North Country Children’s Museum is accepting registration for fall classes scheduled from Oct. 6 through Dec. 18. The programs include an after-school series for students in kindergarten through fifth grade and a weekly Pre-K series for children and caregivers.
The after-school classes include yoga, kitchen science, art, robotics, YouTube and Minecraft engineering. Pre-K offerings include music, space science, art and an acting class based on “Bluey.” Tuition is $95, with a 10% discount for museum members. Scholarships are available, and bus transportation from Potsdam Central School can be requested for the after-school program. Registration information is available at northcountrychildrensmuseum.org/camps-and-classes/, or by emailing programs@northcountrychildrensmuseum.org. The museum is at 10 Raymond Street in Potsdam.
Reported by ClickNNY and reviewed by an editor before publication.
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