Are you looking for things to do during February Break? You’ve come to the right place! Boston Moms is thrilled to partner with Boston Children’s Museum to bring you information about the Museum’s February offerings for kids of all ages!

Boston Children’s Museum always has a ton of cool and interactive exhibits for children of all ages to enjoy, but their winter fun Snowmazing! Polar Playground is the perfect escape for seasonal themed fun without having to endure the bitter cold New England winter weather during February break.

Snowmazing! sock skating

We highly recommend taking advantage of this adorable indoor playspace as well as all of the other fun that Boston Children’s Museum has to offer.

Also Happening At The Museum This Month:

  • Engineering Week, Feb 20-26 (Feb. Vacation Week) “Engineers work with others to solve problems for people, communities, and animals. Be an engineer as you try various activities and challenges throughout the February vacation week that you can explore, create, test and try again!”

Engineering Week special highlights:

Zoo Escape!
What happens if an animal escapes from the zoo? Practice engineering and create something to capture the animal and bring it back safely.
 

Build a City
What should a city have to meet the needs of its people? Help the Museum create a miniature city by building your own addition using a variety of materials.

Design It! 
How can you show your solution to a problem? Pick a challenge, imagine a solution, and use LEGO to show it in action! 

WGBH/Work It Out Wombats – Special Screening of the New Family-Friendly GBH Boston Program 10:00 -11:00am on Wednesday, February 22 in KidStage 
Boston Children’s Museum and Boston public media producer GBH are welcoming families to a special screening of Work it Out Wombats!, a new nationally distributed program for PBS Kids that empowers children ages 3-6 with computational thinking skills. 

Other Children’s Museum Fun:

  • Painted Paper Plates, offered in the Art Lab daily Feb 1 -26, “Visitors are invited to use watercolor paints on paper plates for the unique challenge of filling a circular space!”
  • Sink and Float, offered in the STEAM Lab daily Feb 8 – Mar 5, “What sinks and what floats? Make predictions and explore with different materials. Then try a challenge or two!”

Watch Our "Mom's Eye View" of Snowmazing!

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Meghan Block
Meghan was born and raised on the South Shore and attended college in Boston. After college, she married her high school sweetheart and followed him to Charleston, SC, and Groton, CT, where he served as a submarine officer in the United States Navy. Military life was an adventure, and after six crazy years of service (and two babies later!), the pair decided to move *home* to the South Shore in 2016 and put down some roots. Meghan is the proud owner of Boston Moms and work-at-home mom to William, Benjamin, and Caroline, born in 2013, 2015 and 2019. She loves meeting new people, encouraging moms, celebrating motherhood, and supporting small businesses.