Thursday, June 7th 10-11:30 Wonderful World of Worms Your guide will teach the children about worms and their role in composting. What is composting, how to compost, parts of a worm, are some of the material that is talked about. Bring a baggie of food scraps as we will go through all the steps of how to make a compost pile! Everyone will pot a plant to take home! A hayride and feeding the farm animals is also included! $7.00/child Adults are free Register on or before June 6th. This year we also are offering a “Healthy Eats” option.

Friday, May 18th 12 – 1:30 Ponds, Puddles, & Creeks Your guide will bring you by hayride to the Cattail Creek. Make sure you wear old tennis shoes or water shoes as we go into the creek to catch a variety of the critters that live there. After catching them, we take time to identify what we have found, and learn about their habitats and life cycles. After releasing the critters we head back to the barnyard to feed the farm animals! $7.00/child Adults are free Register on or before May 17th. This year we also are offering a “Healthy Eats” option.

Thursday, April 26th 12 – 1:30 Ponds, Puddles, & Creeks Your guide will bring you by hayride to the Cattail Creek. Make sure you wear old tennis shoes or water shoes as we go into the creek to catch a variety of the critters that live there. After catching them, we take time to identify what we have found, and learn about their habitats and life cycles. After releasing the critters we head back to the barnyard to feed the farm animals! $7.00/child Adults are free Register on or before April 25th. This year we also are offering a “Healthy Eats” option.

Bringing the story of the largest, most complete T. rex to life in a prehistoric experience, A T. rex Named Sue combines visual, tactile, audible, and aromatic activities with compelling educational content. At 42 feet long and 12 feet tall at the hips, her skeleton inspires as much awe today as she did 67 million years ago. Created by The Field Museum, Chicago and sponsored nationally by McDonald’s Corporation. In addition to A T. rex Named Sue, the Museum of Idaho will be the first venue to debut for a new exhibit by Western Paleontological Labs, How to Raise a Dinosaur.

For Ages 6-10 Regular admission $55 (2 days) MMCM Members $50 (2 days) Fee includes snack and supplies Bring your own lunch and beverage

Attend one OR both days For Ages 6-10 Regular admission $30 per day or $55 for both days MMCM Members $25 per day or $50 for both days Fee includes snack and supplies Bring your own lunch and beverage

Campers will spend time at both the MMCM and at the Children’s Zoo at Celebration Square. For Ages 6-10 Regular Admission:$140 Zoo or MMCM Member: $125 Fee includes snack and supplies Bring your own lunch and beverage

Campers will spend time at both the MMCM and at the Children’s Zoo at Celebration Square. For Ages 6-10 Regular Admission:$140 Zoo or MMCM Member: $125 Fee includes snack and supplies Bring your own lunch and beverage

Can attend one OR both days For Ages 6-10 Regular admission $30 per day or $55 for both days MMCM Members $25 per day or $50 for both days Fee includes snack and supplies Bring your own lunch and beverage

For Ages 6-10 Regular admission $55 (2 days) MMCM Members $50 (2 days) *Fee includes snack and supplies *Bring your own lunch and beverage