Exhibits
CWCM isn't just about children. It's a
place where children and adults have a safe and fun environment for
interaction. Children stretch and gain confidence through role-play
and experiential learning. Adults see firsthand the potential of
children as they interact together in the exhibit areas. Beyond that,
children and adults have the opportunity to meet and interact with other
children and adults. All exhibits are built and sized for children and
adults.
Create-It! Art RoomSponsored by Seramur Family Foundation, Inc.
The Create It! Art Room is filled with tactile learning enriched tools such as scissors, colorful paints, sticky glue and enough toilet paper tubes to fill a castle. Children will learn how to express themselves through the world of art. A rocket filled with cotton balls and yarn, a watercolor masterpiece or a ladybug made out of egg cartons will inspire any child’s inner creative side. Children will learn how to express themselves creatively through music, movement and art. *The Create-It! art room closes 30 minutes before the rest of the museum. |
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STEM Lab
The STEM Lab Exhibit at CWCM provides space and opportunity for children and their adults to explore different STEM subjects together. This exhibit changes frequently so come in and check it out!
The space mural is in collaboration with Kiba Freeman Art and local middle school art students!
The space mural is in collaboration with Kiba Freeman Art and local middle school art students!
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Life in a Pine Log
Sponsored by Stevens Point Room Tax Committee. Cast away in the great outdoors in the Life in a Pine Log exhibit! The beautiful wonder of the outdoors can be experienced while exploring the birds nests, learning about animals habitats and pretending to be a bunny living in our life-sized fallen log! Children will learn how to observe, use tools to gather information, compare observed objects, and seek answers to questions through active investigation.
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Lights, Camera, Action!
Pop star, princess, weather forecaster, a roaring tiger or a rock n roll musician can all be explored through dramatic play in the Lights, Camera, Action exhibit! Allow your child's dreams and imagination to run wild while dressing up, using the stage and microphone and the life-sized TV anchor desk. Children will learn about self-awareness, self-esteem and social awareness by pretending with others. Children will also learn how to engage in imaginative play and inventive thinking through interactions with people, materials and the environment.
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Down on the Farm
Cock-a-doodle-do! Welcome to the fabulous farm filled with a farmers market, a milking cow and the environmentally friendly farmhouse! It’s planting and harvesting time all year round here at the museum! Children will learn about hypothesis, making predictions and forming explanations based on trial and error, observations, and explorations.
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Healthy Heroes
Sponsored by Ministry Saint Michael Hospital and Medical Staff. Skip, hop, and climb in our Healthy Heroes exhibit! Large motor skills will be strengthened while climbing the rock wall, cascading off the tower of slides, hopping through the maze of obstacles or building a tottering tower with building blocks. Winters are no longer a drag once you experience the Healthy Heroes exhibit! Children will learn to move with strength, control, balance, coordination, and endurance.
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Baby Care Area
Sponsored by the Women's Fund of Portage County. A quiet resource room designed for parents, caregivers and young children. This area gives families a quieter space: a perfect setting to nurse or rock a baby to sleep. Parents, caregivers and young children are comfortable in this room - sitting on a glider rocker, playing with soft toys and age-appropriate books, as well as parent resource books.
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Robin's Nest
Babies and toddlers are always welcome to enjoy and grow here at CWCM! In the Robin's Nest is the perfect area to feel cozy and secure, and begin to explore the world around you - especially for children three and under. Featuring plastic animals, wooden puzzles, a train table, and books; this area is perfectly designed for the smallest hands and feet.
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