Stockton’s Children Museum: Fun Things to Enjoy with Kids

The Children’s Museum of Stockton is a great place to take your family for some fun. Children can enjoy interactive exhibits and play areas such as the “World Around Us” exhibit where children can explore different countries in an immersive environment, or the “Kids’ Kitchen,” which provides kids with hands-on cooking experience. Children also have the opportunity to learn about science, math and even history through various activities and exhibits. The Children’s Museum of Stockton is open every day from 10am – 4pm, so visit today!

What special programs are available at the museum?

– Children’s Museum of Stockton has school programs for students in grades prekindergarten through fifth grade.

What is the cost to enter? How much does it cost if we are a non-profit group visiting Children’s Museum of Stockton? Is there an admission fee or donation required for children under 18 years old?

There is no admission fee and kids aged three and older must have purchased a membership. There are also discounts available, such as free weekday museum passes that include Saturdays (with accompanying paid adult) and half off individual day memberships on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays (non-holiday periods). Children under age one year enjoy complimentary access during all hours the museum is open.

Children’s Museum of Stockton at 402 W Weber Ave, Stockton is a brilliant place for parents and their kids to spend time. Children’s Museum of Stockton has plenty of fun, interactive exhibits to explore with children aged three and older.

The Children’s Museum offers a variety of educational programs throughout the year that are tailored specifically for families and children from age two to eleven years old in addition to its standard programming. Programs like “Grossology: The (Impolite) Science Of All Things Disgusting” or “Noodles With Friends”, where participants can make their own noodles while they learn about different cultures around the world, provide an excellent opportunity for young learners.

There is also a preschool called Little Learners Academy which provides high-quality early childhood education in Stockton through Monday/Wednesday sessions.

What is the history of the museum?

The Children’s Museum of Stockton in the state of California has been in operation for more than 40 years. The museum was created by a group of parents who were looking to provide their children with high-quality educational experiences that also allowed them to have fun and make new friends.

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Since 1976, the Children’s Museum has been located at its current site on Lathrop Road near downtown Stockton. In 2000, the Children’s Museum expanded from one floor to two floors as well as doubling its exhibition space and adding additional interactive exhibits aimed at engaging young learners through play. After receiving an award grant from Chevron Corporation in 2006, the Children’s Museum reopened after a three year renovation period featuring four new permanent exhibitions.

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