DC | Story Time — National Museum of the American Indian
by
20 20 people viewed this event.
Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian
Description
A short, interactive story time featuring a children’s book by a Native American author or illustrator, or a book created in collaboration with an Indigenous community. Children can explore objects from the museum’s Teaching Collection, such as photographs, textiles, and natural materials, to learn more about the community represented in the story. A related craft or activity may also be included.
Why families may love it
- Culturally enriching: introduces children to Indigenous stories and perspectives.
- Hands-on learning: children can engage with objects beyond the book itself.
- Creative fun: a related craft or activity may be offered.
- Free and short enough to combine with a museum visit.
Good to know
- The program runs for just 30 minutes.
- The Activity Center and story room have limited capacity (maximum 25 people); ask staff at the Level 3 imagiNATIONS Activity Center entrance desk whether a ticket is needed.
- The schedule may change without advance notice.
- Adults should accompany children throughout the program.