Monmouth County - Farmingdale - History Kids Club - June Workshop



Date And Time


Sat, June 20, 2020
10:00 AM – 3:30 PM EDT

Location
The Historic Village at Allaire
4263 Atlantic Avenue
Wall Township, NJ 07727
History Kids Club - Experience History "Hands-On!" Children participate in interactive history workshops where they complete an activity!

About this Event

History Kids Club is designed for children ages 5-12 years old, who want to experience history first hand and learn the different trades, tasks and lifestyles of an 1830s Howell Iron Works villager. The club will meet monthly for history centered workshops where children can complete a fun and educational activity that represents an element of life in the 19th century. There are only * packets available.
While we cannot meet in person yet due to COVID-19, History Kids is offering a take-home craft kit so that children can still experience history from the comfort of their own home!
This month the craft kit will teach children about quilling, a papercraft consisting of strips of paper rolled into various shapes and glued together to make a larger design. This was a popular craft of the time and can result in beautiful works of art!
Packets are $10 per child
Purchase your kit online today and then pick them up in the village on June 20th!
Limited amount of kits available, purchase now before it's too late!"
Packets are non-refundable
Location: 4263 Atlantic Ave, Wall Township, NJ 07727, USA

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