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    The Museum of Mathematics http://momath.org/ opened a few days ago in New York City.

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    Cool!!!

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    I took my three kids and a niece, who are in grades 1 to 5, to the Museum of Mathematics on Sunday, and they liked it, spending almost 2 hours there. The exhibits are "hands-on", and they could bicycle and run around (in the exhibit that uses lighting to divide the floor so that each child stands on a different color). There was a musical exhibit, one demonstrating fractals, and many illustrations of geometry and topology. A gallery of exhibits is at http://momath.org/gallery/ .



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    Very cool - we thoroughly enjoyed the maths section of the science museum in Brooklyn so looking forward to checking this out. Thanks very much for the heads up!


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    Originally Posted by Bostonian
    I took my three kids and a niece, who are in grades 1 to 5, to the Museum of Mathematics on Sunday, and they liked it, spending almost 2 hours there.

    Did you have a time limit, or did it only keep you occupied for 2 hours?

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    Originally Posted by 22B
    Originally Posted by Bostonian
    I took my three kids and a niece, who are in grades 1 to 5, to the Museum of Mathematics on Sunday, and they liked it, spending almost 2 hours there.

    Did you have a time limit, or did it only keep you occupied for 2 hours?

    The latter -- it's not that big.


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