There are a few time slots where we need volunteers to assist with activities and programming during the last week of December. There are 2 reason why we need a few more volunteers this year…we have scheduled special activities each day during the school break and in order for the museum to reduce expenses, each one of the administration staff had their work week reduced by one day. The last reason necessitates a few more volunteers.
Listed below are the days and times we need volunteers to assist with the activities:
1. Christmas Break Special Activities
Monday, December 27th- - - Feed the Birds
Bring a few feathered friends right up to your window with munchies you make to put outside for them. The birds will love you and so will the squirrels.
First shift (9:30 am to 12:30 pm): need 1 volunteer
Second shift (12:30 to 2:30 pm): need 2 volunteers
Tuesday, December 28th - - - Flakey Fun
Try out some wacky science experiments with snow and ice. And . . . make and take a snowy craft or two.
Morning shift time slot is filled.
Second shift: need 2 volunteer
Wednesday, December 29th - - - Geo Dome Adventure
Help construct a geodesic dome out of newspaper. You will be amazed at just how strong some geometric shapes can be!
First shift (9:30 am to 12:30 pm): need 1 volunteer
Second shift(12:30 to 2:30 pm): need 2 volunteers
Thursday, December 30th - - - Wild and Wintery
Make and take nature crafts that you can only do this time of year.
First shift(9:30 am to 12:30 pm): need 2 volunteers
Second shift (12:30 to 2:30 pm): need 1 volunteers
2. New Years Eve Day Special Activities
Friday, December 31th
Can’t wait until midnight? Countdown to 2011 at Noon amid the Great Lakes Children’s Museum festivities! It’s midnight somewhere in the world. Watch the ball drop and make some noise. New Years activities begin in the Great Lakes Room at 10:00am. (Party hats, noise makers and time capsules) Count down starts at 11:59am.
First shift (9:30 am to 12:30 pm): need 1 volunteer
Second shift (noon to 2:30 pm): need up to 3 volunteers
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