This particular children's museum happens to be much more than a museum. It takes seriously its mission to celebrate human culture and creative expression. It excels at helping young minds awaken to the wonders of the world. It supports programs to involve youth actively in creative projects including the creation of video documentaries.
Teens have access to a full video production facility.
To help you picture the Capital Children's Museum, imagine a huge three storey red brick structure with dozens of exhibit rooms and oodles of nooks and cranies. Soon after the doors open each moring the sound of children's laughter and giggling fills the air. Almost all the exhibits include discovery based learning activities. And now this museum is going on the World Wide Web. In some respects, a web page is an ongoing, evergrowing newsletter.