Information for Parents
Time Travelers
Time Travelers is a free Wednesday after-school drop-off program. Time Travelers sets students on an adventure of exploration, investigating our local history through artifacts in the Los Alamos History Museum and with hands-on activities. The program is for students in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade and meets from 1:15–3 p.m. in Fuller Lodge.
Click the links below to sign up your child for the fall 2018 sessions:
October 24: What Did Scouts Do?
November 28: Who Was a Computer?
History Adventures (Summer Program)
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Join the Los Alamos History Museum Tuesday mornings in June and July for hands-on history activities that will have kids moving, making, thinking, sharing, and learning. The program is free, and no registration is required.
A program for rising 1st–3rd graders will run from 9:30–10:30 a.m. on the lawn of Fuller Lodge. We ask that caregivers stay with their children. In partnership with the Youth Activity Center, there will be a program for rising 4th–6th graders from 10:45–11:45 a.m. at the Youth Activity Center in Los Alamos (475 25th Street, Suite F). |
2018 Schedule:
June 5: Tall Tales and the American West (Aimee Slaughter, Los Alamos History Museum)
June 12: Homesteading (Heather McClenahan, Los Alamos History Museum)
June 19 (both sessions meet on the lawn of Fuller Lodge): Aparejo Burro Packing (Ron and Pat Rundstrom)
June 26 (both sessions meet on the lawn of Fuller Lodge): Ancestral Pueblo Crafts (Chris Judson, Los Alamos History Museum volunteer)
July 3: Art and History (Ken Nebel, Fuller Lodge Arts Center)
July 10: Pueblo Lifeways (Marlon Magdalena, Jemez Historic Site)
July 17: Symbols of Enchantment (Curious Chris) (presented with support from the Los Alamos Creative District)
July 24: Imagining Homesteading Life and Decisions (Aimee Slaughter, Los Alamos History Museum)
July 31: How Have We Learned About the Moon? (Pamela Dresher and Mel Strong, Bradbury Science Museum)
June 5: Tall Tales and the American West (Aimee Slaughter, Los Alamos History Museum)
June 12: Homesteading (Heather McClenahan, Los Alamos History Museum)
June 19 (both sessions meet on the lawn of Fuller Lodge): Aparejo Burro Packing (Ron and Pat Rundstrom)
June 26 (both sessions meet on the lawn of Fuller Lodge): Ancestral Pueblo Crafts (Chris Judson, Los Alamos History Museum volunteer)
July 3: Art and History (Ken Nebel, Fuller Lodge Arts Center)
July 10: Pueblo Lifeways (Marlon Magdalena, Jemez Historic Site)
July 17: Symbols of Enchantment (Curious Chris) (presented with support from the Los Alamos Creative District)
July 24: Imagining Homesteading Life and Decisions (Aimee Slaughter, Los Alamos History Museum)
July 31: How Have We Learned About the Moon? (Pamela Dresher and Mel Strong, Bradbury Science Museum)
