Children’s Programs
There are many ways for children to enjoy the Museum and take part in the fun! From group trips to daily activities, there is always something for our youngest visitors to engage in.
Activities at the Library
Stop by our education center in the Library and Archives for activities and worksheets for families and children of all ages to enjoy! Worksheets include word searches, breed crossword scavenger hunts, drawing guides and more! Show your creativity with our Breed of the Month craft and learn about different breeds of furry friends! From coloring pages to ceramic dog models, there is much inspiration to be drawn from in the Library!
Paws to Read
Take time this summer at the Museum to read! Paws to Read is a great way to spark interest in reading at an early age, while preparing children for group activities at school in the fall. Children will listen to a story and make a craft relating to the book of the week.
Drop in each week for a new book and craft the whole summer! Paws to Read is free with the cost of admission and geared towards children 4-6 years old, but all are welcome!
PAWS TO READ begins the week of June 25th and continues through August 30th, from 12:00pm-12:30pm in our Library.
Scout Workshops
Working Dogs & Scouts
MOD joins local service dog groups in helping scouts of all ages learn about the impact of dogs and accessibility. The workshop (1.25 hours) includes a demonstration by a real service dog and activities that deepen communication and team building skills. At the end of the workshop, scouts will receive their MOD scout patch.
Opportunities for Schools (Coming Fall 2019)
Check back here for our brochure coming soon with information about field trips for your school!
Out of courtesy to our neighbors, only service dogs and invited demonstration dogs are allowed in the museum.
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