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What		Where	Date & Time	Price	Min	Max
Membership Dues The current membership dues are $25 a year per immediate family at application address. To become a member, you need to register on the Scoop website (if you haven't already), fill out the application form, and pay the $25 fee. Members receive discounts on and have priority when signing up for workshops, events, field trips, etc.		N/A	Aug 2008 - July 2009	$25/family	N/A	N/A
Add Child to Membership Members may add children they watch to their membership for $2 per child but the parents of the child(ren) need to fill out a Membership Application. See the Treasurer for more information.		N/A	Aug 2008 - July 2009	$2/child	1	5
Announcing S’abadeb—The Gifts: Pacific Coast Salish Art and Artists at the SAM! We meet will meet out front of the museum about 10 min tues before hand and go into together. S’abadeb—The Gifts: Pacific Coast Salish Art and Artists is a 2-hour program (60-min. tour + 60-min. art studio workshop) which is a glimpse the daily and ceremonial lives of the Salish First Peoples of Washington State and British Columbia through a stunning display of prehistoric, historic and contemporary works of Salish art. S’abadeb—The Gifts: Pacific Coast Salish Art and Artists is a must-see for classrooms studying Washington State’s Native history. To register, fill in your childrens' ages and click "Add to Cart" button; cost is $11/person which includes guided tour, workshop and self guided tour.		Seattle Art Museum Downtown 1300 First Avenue Seattle, WA 98101-2003 206.654.3100	Dec 11, 2008 10:20am	Children Ages: $11/person	15	35
Announcing the EMP Trip; come have a "MUSICAL" day! We will meet out front of the EMP and go in together. The day should be "musical" and fun! A self-guided tour offers: A look at music in the context of popular culture and history, especially that of the Pacific Northwest, An inspiring experience for young people interested in music and the music business, An exploration of the role science fiction plays in literature, films and society. To register, fill in your childrens' ages and click "Add to Cart" button; cost is $6 per person.		EMP 325 5th Ave N Seattle, WA 98109 (206) 770-2702	Jan 16, 2009 11am	Children Ages: $6/person	15	15
Announcing Cracking the History Code at the MOHI! We meet will meet out front of the museum about 10 minutes before hand and go into together. The goal of this activity is to gather evidence that will help you learn more about a key artifact. The key artifact comes with a locked box, containing the real story of the artifact. In order to unlock your box, students will work in teams to do the following: 1.Gather information about the artifact by recording observations 2.Visit color coded stations to match key artifact with evidence that helps answer the question posed at each station. (Parent leaders have case files with the order for each team as well as the answers) 3.After all of the supporting evidence has been collected, teams then unlock the box and share information about the key artifact to the rest of the group. To register, fill in your childrens' ages and click "Add to Cart" button; cost is $4 per person which includes guided tour, workshop and self guided tour.		Seattle's Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI) McCurdy Park 2700 24th Ave East Seattle, WA 98112-2099 Voice: 206-324-1126	Feb 12, 2009 11am	Children Ages: $4/person	15	20
Announcing the Where Earth Meets Art: Experiencing Art and Nature at the Olympic Sculpture Park! We meet will meet out front of the park about 10 min tues before hand and go into together. Where Earth Meets Art: Experiencing Art and Nature is a 2-hour program (60-min. tour + 60-min. art studio workshop) where we will walk along the Olympic Sculpture Park’s Z-shaped path and experience large-scale sculpture and native plant life in diverse Northwest ecosystems. The Olympic Sculpture Park’s four unique precincts set the stage for a rich experience that encourages students to look more closely at art and nature. Interact with works by artists like Mark Dion, Richard Serra, Teresita Fernández and Alexander Calder. To register, fill in your childrens' ages and click "Add to Cart" button; cost is $11 per person which includes guided tour, workshop and self guided tour.		Olympic Sculpture Park 2901 Western Avenue Seattle, WA 98121 206.654.3100	March 10, 2009 10am	Children Ages: $11/person	15	35
Announcing Garden and Cosmos at the Asian Art Museum! We meet will meet out front of the museum about 10 minutes before hand and go into together. Garden and Cosmos is a 2-hour program (60-min. tour + 60-min. art studio workshop) which is a ground breaking exhibition that includes breathtaking monumental images that flourished in the royal courts of Rajasthan in India during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Most of the paintings featured in this exhibition have never been published and many have been seen only by a select few since their creation. Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. To register, fill in your childrens' ages and click "Add to Cart" button; cost is $11 per person which includes guided tour, workshop and self guided tour.		Seattle Asian Art Museum 1400 East Prospect Street Volunteer Park Seattle, WA 98112–3303 206.654.3100	April 1, 2009 10:20am	Children Ages: $11/person	15	35