Here is the rest of the Storyland exhibit from the Children's Museum!

This is the entry to the NCRC Welcome Center, Community Action and Food Shelf. it is on the NE corner of the NCRC.  Note the highschool's stadium is to the east of the building.



 This is the Early Childhood Family Education, Head Start and Community Services Division of the School District's entry on the NW corner of the NCRC

The Storyland exhibit can be accessed from either door.
It is open MTWF 8 am-4:30 pm and Th 8 am-7 pm.  All displays will be at these sites through January 2015.


Click on map to enlarge. 
One side of the Spot interactive learning display.

The Spot display. With Spot!
From the book "Snowy Day" by Ezra Jack Keats.  Peter wakes up to snow!

Kids can play with the snowballs and won't even get cold hands.

Kids can walk in Peter's foot steps.


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