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Discover amazing inventions created in Nebraska during the January Homeschool Day at the Nebraska History Museum on January 13th! Through hands-on activities, crafts, and games, children will learn about Nebraska inventions such as Kool-Aid, the hand corn husker, frozen TV dinners, and the center pivot. Open from 9 a.m. to noon, you can spend the whole morning diving into learning stations or just swing by for a little bit—whatever works for you!
We’ve got activities designed for learners from Pre-K all the way up to 8th grade. Please pre-register by filling out the form below. If the form is slow to appear, visit the form HERE .
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If you have questions, you can email our staff at hn.museumeducation@nebraska.gov . Regular admission rates apply. Admission is free with a NSHS membership.
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