6 Best Educational Activities for Children in Nevada!
The vast diversity of Nevada offers many exciting educational activities for children. Whether you have a little one that enjoys the natural wonders of the desert or someone who would enjoy hands-on science activities, there is always something new to try in the state. Here are our favorite educational children’s activities in the state!
Classes at Spring Preserves
Spring Preserves is an organization that is focused on the environment and sharing it with kids of all ages. This can come in the form of a short afternoon class on something like meteorology for a scouting badge or summer camps to explore the desert. Beyond the classes, they also sponsor events as well as hosting traveling science exhibits that are worth exploring.
Try your hand at art at the Nevada Art Museum
As a part of their on-going commitment to make art accessible for families, the museum opens its doors to the public for free on the second Saturday of each month. During this time, they offer hands-on activities for artists of all ages and family friendly educational tours.
Become a real engineer for an hour at the Railroad Museum
This is a dream day for any train lover. It's a full hour of driving an actual train on the wide open tracks across the Nevada desert. A once in a lifetime, hands on experience that doesn't get any more real.
Take a day trip to the Tahoe Science Center
There is something magical about hand-on science for kids. This science outpost has houses some pretty neat exhibits on local environments and is open for tours most of the year.
Try your hand at Mad Science
Science escapes the stuffy lab and launches itself into camps and classroom activities for the next generation of scientists. These are the types of experiments that can start a love of science and build confidence in new learners.
Catch a star at Fleischmann Planetarium
Both the show and exhibits are worth checking out for any budding astronaut. They world view only gets bigger when we look at things beyond our own little bubble. The views are inspiring in a way only space can be.
