Come on down and sing along with the Saginaw River Log Jam as they perform many of your favorite songs. What a great way to enjoy your Saturday!!!!!

Children ages 4-9 accompanied by an adult will hear about log cabins, see some of the tools pioneers needed to build them, what they put in the, and how they were constructed, then craft an edible log cabin of their own.

An interdisciplinary math and historic preservation experience allows students to explore Greek Revival architecture and historic preservation. Additional hands-on activities include an outside treasure hunt, and an additional activity of your choice. This 2½ hour program was made possible by a Historic Preservation Education Grant from Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, the Indiana Humanities Council, and the National Endowment for the Humanities. $3 per person ($48 minimum plus mileage after 50 miles from Madison, Ind.)

This 1½ hour program features interactive tour of the Lanier Mansion, a choice of one hands-on activity including Charlie’s 1840s Toy Trunk and Stamping your own Greek Revival building.

Transport your students to the early 20th Century as The Mariners’ Museum brings history to life with activities focusing on the tragic 1912 sinking of TITANIC! For only $5 per person, students will interact with costumed interpreters, play period games, and make crafts to take home. Each student will also participate in an interactive program that will introduce them to the history, technology, and mystery surrounding the R.M.S. TITANIC.

During the four-week session, meeting each Saturday, students in grades 1-8 will dive into exciting and challenging courses designed to develop and enhance such skills as communication, leadership, problem solving, and inventive thinking. Working both independently and in groups, students will improve social skills while enhancing their academic abilities through the course curriculum. Students are encouraged to work within their own specialty areas, resulting in a learning experience that is personalized and truly unique for each student.

During the four-week session, meeting each Saturday students in grades 1-6 will dive into exciting and challenging courses designed to develop and enhance such skills as communication, leadership, problem solving, and inventive thinking. Working both independently and in groups, students will improve social skills while enhancing their academic abilities through the course curriculum. Students are encouraged to work within their own specialty areas, resulting in a learning experience that is personalized and truly unique for each student.

Parents & Gifted Students – Don’t miss out on a SIG Open House in your area! Learn about each type of SIG program, Saturday and day. Get to know potential classmates. Meet and talk with SIG staff members. SIG Saturdays are designed to empower students to discover and develop their skills and talents by engaging in authentic activities and applied curriculum. With over 36 courses to choose from, a SIG day program provides students a regular academic schedule along with recreational activity every day. Register today!

Parents & Gifted Students – Don’t miss out on a SIG Open House in your area! Learn about each type of SIG program, get to know potential classmates and meet and talk with SIG staff members A SIG Residential Program promotes student independence while taking a wide variety of exciting classes at prominent universities nationwide. Register today!