Today at the Museum

Arturo's Preschool

Arturo's Preschool is a free program for preschool, home school, and daycare groups serving children ages 3-5.
 
Take an up-close look at a work of art, read a featured picture book, and try out games and movement activities in the Museum galleries. Then explore ideas with an art-making activity in the Art Studio. Program themes and projects change each month, so there is always something new to do. 

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Upcoming Program Themes:

  • September: You Are What You Eat
  • October: More Than Meets the Eye
  • November: Won't You Be My Neighbor?
  • December: Hats Off
  • January: Design Time
  • February: Journey to Japan
  • March: Window to the World
  • April: Flower Power
  • May: Perfect Pets
  • June: Music Makers

Tips for Scheduling Your Program:

  • Arturo's Preschool is offered Tuesday-Friday at 10:00 a.m.
  • Program lasts ninety minutes and includes group time in the Museum galleries and an art-making activity in the Art Studio
  • Arturo's Preschool is offered in English. If needed, please bring teachers or parents that can assist with translation for bilingual or ESL students.
  • Minimum of ten students required; maximum of thirty children per class. One adult chaperone is required for every ten students.
  • Arturo's Preschool is free of charge for students and chaperones when scheduled at least three weeks in advance.

Call 214-922-1312 or e-mail lhanson@DallasMuseumofArt.org to make a reservation.

 

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