Kids & Families
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Chesty's Museum Explorers Presents: Preschool Play Date
Join us every 2nd Tuesday of the month from 10:00 am to 11:30 am for Preschool Play Date! Children under 5 years of age are encouraged to engage with stories and activities specially catered to preschoolers. Each play date will offer pint size fun and introduce early literacy skills, vocabulary building and encourage social interaction. See our Calendar of Events for more information on play dates. |
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Gallery Hunts
Explore the Museum with these engaging and interactive hunts. Gallery Hunts use pictures and questions to encourage learning and discussion about particular items of interest to children ages 4-10.
Little Leatherneck Gallery Hunt - History Little Leathernecks Gallery Hunt (Spanish version) - History |
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General Information:
National Museum of the Marine Corps Summer Program Application 2021 Thank you for your interest in participating in a summer program at the Museum! We are hosting three summer programs this year. Each program will be limited to 16 students, and participants will be selected based upon the short answer questions at the end of this form. Each program is open to rising freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors in high school. Each student will receive a certificate of completion at the end of the session. Unfortunately we are not hosting programs for younger campers this year, but we look forward resuming these camps in the future. Deadline extended! Applications will be accepted through 30 June 2021. Our three programs are: Week One: Public Affairs Program 12-16 July 2021 0900-1300 How does the United States Marine Corps effectively communicate news stories, manage social media, and disseminate Marine Corps information to the public? During this program participants will learn the various skills needed to be a successful Public Affairs Officer in the Marine Corps, from journalism and photography techniques, to social media and design layout. By the end of the week, each student will take home a copy of a magazine that they helped create. Week Two: SeaPerch Program 19-23 July 2021 0900-1300 *Camp on 23 July will end at 1600 During this week, teams of four students will build a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) while learning engineering concepts, problem solving, teamwork, and technical applications. They will also learn about the many ways Marines use robotics and marine sciences in their various specialties. On the last day, the students will test their engineering skills by testing their ROVs in a pool. Week Three: Leadership 26-30 July 2021 0900-1300 Participants in the National Museum of the Marine Corps inaugural leadership program will learn the many traits and qualities that make up Marine Corps leadership on and off the battlefield. Through a series of team building exercises and hands-on learning, they will learn these traits and discover how they can apply them to their own lives, now and after high school. Questions? Please email laura.hockensmith@usmcu.edu |
