Safety City (Adult + 2 Children)
Jewish Children's Museum
About
The Jewish Children’s Museum hits the road this summer with a child size road course teaching street and pedestrian safety, complete with pedal go-carts and working traffic lights! Drive through 'Safety City' and enjoy typical high street attractions along the road.
Children will have to practice safe street behaviors both as drivers and as pedestrians, in order to be awarded a 'Safety City' license.
**Please print your booking confirmation and bring it with you.
Children will have to practice safe street behaviors both as drivers and as pedestrians, in order to be awarded a 'Safety City' license.
**Please print your booking confirmation and bring it with you.
When to arrive:
10 minutes before
Additional details:
Please print your booking confirmation and bring it with you.
Cancellation policy:
12 hours in advance
Caregiver required:
Yes
Upcoming Schedule for Safety City (Adult + 2 Children)
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Provider
792 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11213
Crown Heights
(718) 467 0600
About
With hands-on exhibits focusing on Jewish holidays, biblical history, the land of Israel, contemporary Jewish life and more, the Jewish Children’s Museum in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, celebrates and explores many aspects of Jewish culture. Through innovative multi-media technology, Jewish history, and interactive elements, Jewish values and culture come to life at the museum. The whopping 50,000-square-foot Jewish Children's Museum features multi-media marvels, an art gallery, two state-of-the-art computer labs, a game show studio, a 75-seat audiovisual theater, a miniature golf course and a craft workshop. Kids can also learn about living a Kosher lifestyle, watch Jewish movies, play in the "Toybrary" (for ages two to five years old) and enjoy their next birthday party here!
Editor’s Tip
The Museum is a setting for children of all faiths and backgrounds to gain a positive perspective and awareness of the Jewish heritage, fostering tolerance and understanding.
