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SUMMARY:Homeschool Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Gauging the Gauge  \nInvestigate the many measurements rail lines must take to ensure safe and speedy travel. \nInvestigate STEAM-powered fun at our Homeschool Workshop! Discover new train-themed concepts and apply them to your own invention\, art project\, machine or game. Workshops are multidisciplinary and include hands-on projects\, guided activities\, tours and demonstrations. \nThe drop-in program goes from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Every student is given a personalized introduction and detailed instructions before embarking on open-ended activities. A guided presentation or tour every half hour delves deeper into the topic of each workshop. \nRecommended for elementary students ages 5 to 12 and their caregivers. It is included in Museum admission and free for Museum members. Registration is not required. 
URL:https://southernmuseum.org/event/homeschool-workshop-61/
LOCATION:Southern Museum\, 2829 Cherokee Street NW\, Kennesaw\, GA\, 30144\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown,Events,Museum
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SUMMARY:Sensory-Friendly Afternoon
DESCRIPTION:Join the Southern Museum for a Sensory-Friendly Afternoon! From 2 PM to 5 PM\, the museum is transformed into a sensory-friendly environment. We welcome visitors with Autism Spectrum Disorder\, sensory processing issues or special needs to explore the Museum at their own pace. All ages are welcome. Included with general admission and free for members. \nSensory Friendly afternoon has two themed story times at 3 PM and 4 PM\, along with an exhibit connection. Visitors can explore the museum if they choose not to participate in the programming. \nFebruary 23rd  – Gandy Dancers On the Rails  \n\nTopic: African American History Month-Track Workers \n\n\nBook: John Henry\, an American Legend by Ezra Jack Keats \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Track work tools opposite the General’s tender   \n\nMarch 30th – Reading on the Rails  \n\nTopic: Women’s History Month \n\n\nBook: Miss Dorothy and her bookmobile\, by Gloria Houston  \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Reading Room Visit \n\nApril 27th – Nighttime Railroading  \n\nTopic: Running trains at night   \n\n\nBook: Where do steam trains sleep at night? By Brianna Caplan Sayres \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Learn how lanterns were important for running trains at night   \n\nMay 25th – Hooray for Trains!  \n\nTopic: National Train Day (10th) \n\n\nBook: Trains Run by George Ella Lyon and Benn Lyon    \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Demonstration outreach train layout  \n\nJune 29th – Chugga\, Chugga\, Meow\, Meow  \n\nTopic: Animals and the Railroad \n\n\nBook: Wild Zoo Train by Carmela LaVigna Coyle \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Owney Case (RR animals) \n\nJuly 27th – Steam and Coal Smoke  \n\nTopic: Steam Locomotives  \n\n\nBooks: The Little Train\, by Lois Lenski  \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Glover \n\nAugust 31st – Take Me to the Train Station  \n\nTopic: Train Stations  \n\n\nBook: A Grand Idea: How William J. Wilgus Created Grand Central Terminal \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Tour of the Kennesaw Depot  \n\nSeptember 28th – Sounds Along the Tracks  \n\nTopic: Train Sounds  \n\n\nBook: I can make a train noise\, by Michael Emberley and Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick   \n\n\nExhibit Connection: General  \n\nOctober 26th – Ding Ding Goes the Trolley  \n\nTopic: Trolleys and Streetcars  \n\n\nDelmar the Dinky by Pat Danna \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Trolley Scavenger Hunt    \n\nNovember 30th – No Class  \nDecember 28th – Happy Holidays!  \n\nTopic: Holiday Trains \n\n\nThe Christmas Train by Thomas Monson  \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Holiday Layout 
URL:https://southernmuseum.org/event/sensory-friendly-afternoon-88/
LOCATION:Southern Museum\, 2829 Cherokee Street NW\, Kennesaw\, GA\, 30144\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown,Events,Museum
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SUMMARY:Homeschool Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Forgotten Railroad Towns \nSome of the busiest railroad towns of the past have all but been forgotten. Let’s resurrect them together! \nInvestigate STEAM-powered fun at our Homeschool Workshop! Discover new train-themed concepts and apply them to your own invention\, art project\, machine or game. Workshops are multidisciplinary and include hands-on projects\, guided activities\, tours and demonstrations. \nThe drop-in program goes from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Every student is given a personalized introduction and detailed instructions before embarking on open-ended activities. A guided presentation or tour every half hour delves deeper into the topic of each workshop. \nRecommended for elementary students ages 5 to 12 and their caregivers. It is included in Museum admission and free for Museum members. Registration is not required. 
URL:https://southernmuseum.org/event/homeschool-workshop-62/
LOCATION:Southern Museum\, 2829 Cherokee Street NW\, Kennesaw\, GA\, 30144\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown,Events,Museum
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SUMMARY:Sensory-Friendly Afternoon
DESCRIPTION:Join the Southern Museum for a Sensory-Friendly Afternoon! From 2 PM to 5 PM\, the museum is transformed into a sensory-friendly environment. We welcome visitors with Autism Spectrum Disorder\, sensory processing issues or special needs to explore the Museum at their own pace. All ages are welcome. Included with general admission and free for members. \nSensory Friendly afternoon has two themed story times at 3 PM and 4 PM\, along with an exhibit connection. Visitors can explore the museum if they choose not to participate in the programming. \nFebruary 23rd  – Gandy Dancers On the Rails  \n\nTopic: African American History Month-Track Workers \n\n\nBook: John Henry\, an American Legend by Ezra Jack Keats \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Track work tools opposite the General’s tender   \n\nMarch 30th – Reading on the Rails  \n\nTopic: Women’s History Month \n\n\nBook: Miss Dorothy and her bookmobile\, by Gloria Houston  \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Reading Room Visit \n\nApril 27th – Nighttime Railroading  \n\nTopic: Running trains at night   \n\n\nBook: Where do steam trains sleep at night? By Brianna Caplan Sayres \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Learn how lanterns were important for running trains at night   \n\nMay 25th – Hooray for Trains!  \n\nTopic: National Train Day (10th) \n\n\nBook: Trains Run by George Ella Lyon and Benn Lyon    \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Demonstration outreach train layout  \n\nJune 29th – Chugga\, Chugga\, Meow\, Meow  \n\nTopic: Animals and the Railroad \n\n\nBook: Wild Zoo Train by Carmela LaVigna Coyle \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Owney Case (RR animals) \n\nJuly 27th – Steam and Coal Smoke  \n\nTopic: Steam Locomotives  \n\n\nBooks: The Little Train\, by Lois Lenski  \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Glover \n\nAugust 31st – Take Me to the Train Station  \n\nTopic: Train Stations  \n\n\nBook: A Grand Idea: How William J. Wilgus Created Grand Central Terminal \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Tour of the Kennesaw Depot  \n\nSeptember 28th – Sounds Along the Tracks  \n\nTopic: Train Sounds  \n\n\nBook: I can make a train noise\, by Michael Emberley and Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick   \n\n\nExhibit Connection: General  \n\nOctober 26th – Ding Ding Goes the Trolley  \n\nTopic: Trolleys and Streetcars  \n\n\nDelmar the Dinky by Pat Danna \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Trolley Scavenger Hunt    \n\nNovember 30th – No Class  \nDecember 28th – Happy Holidays!  \n\nTopic: Holiday Trains \n\n\nThe Christmas Train by Thomas Monson  \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Holiday Layout 
URL:https://southernmuseum.org/event/sensory-friendly-afternoon-89/
LOCATION:Southern Museum\, 2829 Cherokee Street NW\, Kennesaw\, GA\, 30144\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown,Events,Museum
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://southernmuseum.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/20250125_CityofKennesaw_TrainsTrainsTrains-15-scaled-t2H2he.jpg
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UID:10001033-1825840800-1825851600@southernmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Homeschool Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Safety Violation! \nDiscover train wrecks of the past 200 years and their influence on the safety protocols of today. \nInvestigate STEAM-powered fun at our Homeschool Workshop! Discover new train-themed concepts and apply them to your own invention\, art project\, machine or game. Workshops are multidisciplinary and include hands-on projects\, guided activities\, tours and demonstrations. \nThe drop-in program goes from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Every student is given a personalized introduction and detailed instructions before embarking on open-ended activities. A guided presentation or tour every half hour delves deeper into the topic of each workshop. \nRecommended for elementary students ages 5 to 12 and their caregivers. It is included in Museum admission and free for Museum members. Registration is not required. 
URL:https://southernmuseum.org/event/homeschool-workshop-63/
LOCATION:Southern Museum\, 2829 Cherokee Street NW\, Kennesaw\, GA\, 30144\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown,Events,Museum
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UID:10001034-1828260000-1828270800@southernmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Homeschool Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Awe-Inspiring Architecture  \nTrain depots are more than just a place to wait for the train; many have become architectural icons. Let’s examine what makes three of the buildings so special. \nInvestigate STEAM-powered fun at our Homeschool Workshop! Discover new train-themed concepts and apply them to your own invention\, art project\, machine or game. Workshops are multidisciplinary and include hands-on projects\, guided activities\, tours and demonstrations. \nThe drop-in program goes from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Every student is given a personalized introduction and detailed instructions before embarking on open-ended activities. A guided presentation or tour every half hour delves deeper into the topic of each workshop. \nRecommended for elementary students ages 5 to 12 and their caregivers. It is included in Museum admission and free for Museum members. Registration is not required. 
URL:https://southernmuseum.org/event/homeschool-workshop-64/
LOCATION:Southern Museum\, 2829 Cherokee Street NW\, Kennesaw\, GA\, 30144\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown,Events,Museum
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LAST-MODIFIED:20261109T132612Z
UID:10001450-1830002400-1830013200@southernmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Sensory-Friendly Afternoon
DESCRIPTION:Join the Southern Museum for a Sensory-Friendly Afternoon! From 2 PM to 5 PM\, the museum is transformed into a sensory-friendly environment. We welcome visitors with Autism Spectrum Disorder\, sensory processing issues or special needs to explore the Museum at their own pace. All ages are welcome. Included with general admission and free for members. \nSensory Friendly afternoon has two themed story times at 3 PM and 4 PM\, along with an exhibit connection. Visitors can explore the museum if they choose not to participate in the programming. \nFebruary 23rd  – Gandy Dancers On the Rails  \n\nTopic: African American History Month-Track Workers \n\n\nBook: John Henry\, an American Legend by Ezra Jack Keats \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Track work tools opposite the General’s tender   \n\nMarch 30th – Reading on the Rails  \n\nTopic: Women’s History Month \n\n\nBook: Miss Dorothy and her bookmobile\, by Gloria Houston  \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Reading Room Visit \n\nApril 27th – Nighttime Railroading  \n\nTopic: Running trains at night   \n\n\nBook: Where do steam trains sleep at night? By Brianna Caplan Sayres \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Learn how lanterns were important for running trains at night   \n\nMay 25th – Hooray for Trains!  \n\nTopic: National Train Day (10th) \n\n\nBook: Trains Run by George Ella Lyon and Benn Lyon    \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Demonstration outreach train layout  \n\nJune 29th – Chugga\, Chugga\, Meow\, Meow  \n\nTopic: Animals and the Railroad \n\n\nBook: Wild Zoo Train by Carmela LaVigna Coyle \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Owney Case (RR animals) \n\nJuly 27th – Steam and Coal Smoke  \n\nTopic: Steam Locomotives  \n\n\nBooks: The Little Train\, by Lois Lenski  \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Glover \n\nAugust 31st – Take Me to the Train Station  \n\nTopic: Train Stations  \n\n\nBook: A Grand Idea: How William J. Wilgus Created Grand Central Terminal \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Tour of the Kennesaw Depot  \n\nSeptember 28th – Sounds Along the Tracks  \n\nTopic: Train Sounds  \n\n\nBook: I can make a train noise\, by Michael Emberley and Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick   \n\n\nExhibit Connection: General  \n\nOctober 26th – Ding Ding Goes the Trolley  \n\nTopic: Trolleys and Streetcars  \n\n\nDelmar the Dinky by Pat Danna \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Trolley Scavenger Hunt    \n\nNovember 30th – No Class  \nDecember 28th – Happy Holidays!  \n\nTopic: Holiday Trains \n\n\nThe Christmas Train by Thomas Monson  \n\n\nExhibit Connection: Holiday Layout 
URL:https://southernmuseum.org/event/sensory-friendly-afternoon-90/
LOCATION:Southern Museum\, 2829 Cherokee Street NW\, Kennesaw\, GA\, 30144\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown,Events,Museum
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://southernmuseum.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/20250125_CityofKennesaw_TrainsTrainsTrains-15-scaled-t2H2he.jpg
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