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Have You Experienced Some Unforgettable Homeschooling Field Trips?Click here to add your unforgettable homeschooling field trip story
They host an annual Science Fair and recently held an Astronomy Night. This could very well be the best location for a superb field trip. After all, what kid doesn't become fascinated when the topic of dinosaurs come up? I recently had a talk with the Director of Operations and Museum Speaker, Josiah Detwiler. Here's what he had to say about the Center.
My Natural Motherhood Journey: How did Akron Fossils and Science Center come into existence?
The museum's address is: Copley, OH 44321 The museum and adjacent park are located in Northeast Ohio, just 15 minutes from downtown Akron and one hour south of Lake Erie. We are a 4 hour drive away from Answers in Genesis' Creation Museum. Please visit www.AkronFossils.com/directions for in-depth directions to the museum.
Our biggest contingent of visitors has been through the private Christian schools and home school groups on homeschooling field trips who now visit our creation museum instead of the big evolution based natural history museum up in Cleveland. One of the reason's we give guided tours of our museum is so each visitor gets a specially catered tour to their specific age, interest and comprehension level. Plus every visitor gets the chance to hold real fossils and dinosaur bones!
Children can learn to make a paper airplane that will fly 200 feet, and head outside to "Dino Launch" to fly it! Also, try your hand at dino hunting by shooting water balloons at our "Dino Hunting" site.
Come to "Pterodactyl Land" and take a ride on our 200 ft. long zip line, our giant swing, our 12 ft. four-person helicopter swing, and our 60 foot long two-story Giant Slide.
Cross our suspension bridge, swing on our swamp vines, run through the dino-crossing maze and record your time, and test your nerves against our nerve-wracking ball!
We also have snacks and beverages for sale in our Gift Shop. There are several local pizza places that can deliver pizza to the museum (call us for recommendations). For those looking for places to eat elsewhere, there is a Subway, Big Star Pizza and a lunch-room called Circle Cafe 3 minutes north of us near the Copley circle on S. Cleveland-Massillon Rd. Additional restaurant selections can be found further north of us in the Montrose/Fairlawn shopping district or to the south of us in and around Norton Plaza.
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