Learn more about Cayton's ticket, reservation, and refund policies. Tickets / Reservations Any and all fees and/or donations paid for museum admission are non-refundable. Tickets are valid for the designated day and time only. Please print your reservation bar code or have your bar code ready on your mobile device when you arrive. Due to our variable admission pricing structure, we may ask to see proof of address/zip code of ticket holders. Capacity is limited. To allow as many guests and families to visit as possible, we ask that guests reserve only tickets they plan to use. Excessive bookings may be subject to cancellation. A limited number of walk-up reservations may be available, but advance reservations are strongly recommended. If you need to reschedule your visit due to illness, please email info@caytonmuseum.org , and we will be happy to rebook you. The Cayton reserves the right to close select exhibits and/or areas of the museum for any reason, without providing refunds or discounts.

Our vision is to vastly expand our service and impact to a much broader audience, both in age range & annual visitation and participation, through one-of-a-kind interactive exhibits, innovative programs, and outreach. vision HANDS-ON EXHIBITS INTERACTIVE PROGRAMS COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS IMPACT Our Vision For The Future Of Play HANDS-ON EXHIBITS + INTERACTIVE PROGRAMS + COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS Beginning on our 6th Birthday in Summer 2025, the Cayton Children’s Museum entered a new stage of growth. Our vision is to vastly expand our service and impact to a much broader audience, both in age range & annual visitation and participation, through one-of-a-kind interactive exhibits, innovative programs, and outreach. Hands-On Exhibits Cayton Children’s Museum is reimagining its physical footprint to deliver transformative, playbased learning through fresh, dynamic, and rotating exhibitions. With critical upgrades to our beloved core exhibits and the launch of a new Special Exhibitions Wing, we will present original traveling exhibits and immersive experiences that spark creativity, inquiry, and joy—at home in Santa Monica and across the country. WHERE PLAY TAKES SHAPE DONATE We believe that a space can tell a story—and in the coming year, we plan to craft new environments that speak to children’s boundless potential. Our vision includes introducing fresh exhibit formats that respond to evolving interests, offer more inclusive experiences, and reflect the vibrant diversity of the families we serve. With each installation, we’ll create opportunities not just to play, but to see, feel, and explore the world in new and meaningful ways. With your support , these investments will redefine how our spaces come to life— expanding the ways children learn, explore, and grow in a museum where play truly takes shape. To deepen engagement and elevate the Cayton experience, we’re proposing a multi-pronged investment in new and refreshed exhibit offerings that will expand our reach, revitalize our core, and carry our mission far beyond our museum walls. Special Exhibitions Wing We plan to launch a series of 2–3 rotating traveling exhibits each year, housed in a remodeled Special Exhibitions Wing designed to bring fresh energy and repeat visitation. These temporary installations will offer new content and interactive experiences that keep the museum dynamic for returning families and first-time guests alike. Core Exhibit Upgrades After nearly 700,000 visits since opening in 2019, our core exhibit spaces—spanning 22,000 square feet—are in need of essential repairs, enhancements, and technology upgrades. These updates will ensure our permanent offerings continue to deliver safe, stimulating, and inclusive play for the next generation of Cayton visitors. Touring Exhibits Looking outward, we aim to design new themed and sponsored traveling exhibits, original to the Cayton, that can be shared nationally with peer institutions. These mobile experiences will bring the Cayton’s unique approach to hands-on, values-based learning to children’s museums, libraries, and science centers across the country. Interactive Programs Designed to meet real educational needs while nurturing imagination, our programs will elevate the museum as a trusted learning hub and cultural destination for children and their grown-ups. Through original theatre productions, maker workshops, artist residencies, and school collaborations, Cayton’s interactive programs will deepen engagement with families, students, and educators alike. PLAY WITH PURPOSE DONATE In the year ahead, we aim to introduce a robust lineup of innovative programs that invite children to dive deeper—into stories, materials, ideas, and collaboration. From live performances and creative residencies, to drop-in experiences and field trips that align with real classroom learning, these initiatives will blur the line between education and inspiration. Designed with intention, each program will offer children and caregivers new ways to learn, engage, and grow together. With your support, we can broaden our reach and deepen our impact—bringing purposeful play to more children and families through highquality programs across our communities. To expand our educational impact and enrich the experiences we offer, we propose a series of innovative programs designed to engage children, families, educators, and caregivers through creativity, collaboration, and values-based learning. Theatre Programming We envision launching a slate of original children’s theatre productions inspired by beloved books and stories—bringing literature to life on stage and sparking imagination through live performance. These productions will serve as joyful entry points into language, empathy, and storytelling for young audiences. School Partnerships To deepen our educational relevance, we will develop and facilitate field trips for schools and camps in partnership with local districts and independent educators. These visits will be intentionally aligned with learning standards and designed to support classroom goals while providing enriching, outof-school experiences for students. Creative Workshops Through artist residencies, maker workshops, and creative “takeovers” of the Cayton’s Art Studio, we will offer children hands-on opportunities to experiment, build, and express themselves in ever-evolving ways. These experiences will nurture creativity, confidence, and collaboration while reflecting the voices of working artists in our community. Visitor Programming We also plan to expand our calendar of drop-in activities and signature weekend events—offering consistent, high-quality engagement for both members and first-time visitors. These programs will invite families into playful, themed experiences that evolve with the seasons and highlight diverse cultures, topics, and traditions. Learning Institute We will continue to build on the work of the Cayton Learning Institute—expanding offerings for educators, caregivers, and researchers supporting child development. Through teacher training, university partnerships, and parent workshops, we aim to strengthen our role as a hub for learning, leadership, and innovation in early childhood education. Community Connections With a new mobile vehicle fleet and deeper community partnerships, the Cayton will bring the Power of Play into neighborhoods across Santa Monica and broader Los Angeles. From festivals and schools to pop-ups and playgrounds, we will reach children and families where they are—removing barriers to access, strengthening local connections, and expanding our impact far beyond museum walls. TOGETHER THROUGH PLAY DONATE Connection happens when families feel seen, included, and invited in—and through our expanded community outreach, we intend to meet more families where they are. With mobile exhibits and on-the-go programming, we’ll bring the Cayton experience into neighborhoods across Santa Monica and broader Los Angeles, collaborating with schools, local partners, and public spaces to create joyful moments of discovery and connection— right in the heart of each community. With your support, we can create more opportunities for families to come together through play—fostering connection, curiosity, and belonging across the communities we serve. To bring the Cayton experience beyond our walls and into the heart of Santa Monica and broader Los Angeles communities, we propose a mobile initiative and expanded partnership strategy designed to eliminate barriers and foster deeper, place-based engagement. Outreach Fleet We plan to launch a branded mini-fleet of three vehicles equipped to deliver portable exhibits and hands-on programming to diverse community settings. These mobile activations will allow us to appear at festivals, farmers markets, and public events throughout the year—bringing joyful, valuesbased play to families in welcoming, everyday environments. The same fleet will also support in-school programming, with facilitated workshops tailored to classrooms, cafeterias, and playgrounds—offering children meaningful learning experiences where they already live and learn. Pop-Up Events In addition, we will collaborate with mission-aligned organizations across Los Angeles to co-create pop-up exhibits and shared programs. These temporary activations will allow the Cayton to partner deeply with trusted community institutions— expanding our reach, amplifying collective impact, and ensuring that every family has a chance to experience the power of play, right in their own neighborhood. IMPACT. Impact at the Cayton isn’t just measured in attendance—it’s measured in access, relevance, and transformation. As we look ahead, we’re focused on deepening our educational value, broadening who we serve, and strengthening our role in the community. The following goals represent the impact we’re working toward—driven by our mission, shaped by our families, and guided by a bold new vision for what a children’s museum can be. A VISION WITH NEW LEADERSHIP DONATE This bold vision for impact is being realized under the leadership of the Cayton’s new CEO, Thomas Sullivan, who joined the museum following a six-month national search. Thomas brings over two decades of experience in museum leadership, exhibit development, and early childhood education. From rebuilding the Westchester Children’s Museum post-pandemic to leading teams at DuPage Children’s Museum and designing learning experiences for institutions like the Liberty Science Center and the American Museum of Natural History, Thomas has dedicated his career to advancing playful, purposeful learning. With a Master’s in Museum Education from Bank Street College and teaching credentials from the Erikson Institute, Thomas combines hands-on expertise with a deep academic foundation. Now a Santa Monica resident with his wife and two children, Thomas is guiding the Cayton into its next chapter—rooted in access, innovation, and a belief in the academic and intellectual power of play. Thomas Sullivan CEO 424-416-8387 tsullivan@caytonmuseum.org Increased Age Range The Cayton is expanding its reach to serve children from the very beginning of life through early adolescence. By designing programs and experiences that support infants, toddlers, and tweens, we will provide families with a continuous, developmentally appropriate space for growth, learning, and connection from prenatal stages through middle school. Expanded Community Awareness Through increased partnerships with school districts, city and county agencies, and fellow nonprofits, the Cayton will strengthen its presence as a civic partner and cultural resource. These efforts will not only amplify our visibility but help us stay responsive to the evolving needs of Los Angeles families and communities. Elevated Experiences for Members and Visitors We are investing in hands-on, immersive exhibits and dynamic visitor programming that can’t be found anywhere else in the region. By creating innovative, everevolving experiences, we will invite repeat visits, deepen engagement, and reaffirm the Cayton’s reputation as a oneof-a-kind learning environment. Access for All We are committed to eliminating barriers that prevent families from fully engaging with the Cayton. Whether addressing physical or cognitive needs, financial constraints, or language and cultural gaps, our goal is to create an inclusive museum where every family feels welcomed, represented, and supported. Deeper Educational Content and Credibility We are deepening the educational value of every exhibit and program to ensure families see the Cayton as a trusted resource for early childhood and elementary learning. Through alignment with academic standards, thoughtful program design, and a commitment to joyful, research-informed play, we will build credibility with both educators and caregivers alike.

Host your next celebration at the Cayton Children’s Museum! Located right off the beach in vibrant Downtown Santa Monica, the Cayton offers 21,000 square feet of play space  with 25 discovery-based exhibits, art studios, a state-of-the-art theatre, a gallery pop-up space and community space—all in the center of retail and hospitality at Santa Monica Place. play4all membership We believe every family deserves the opportunity to play, learn, and grow together. PLAY4ALL provides discounted museum tickets and memberships for families experiencing financial hardship. We remain committed to inclusion through a new discounted pricing model that keeps access affordable while sustaining the experiences that inspire every child to thrive. PLAY4ALL eligibility is expanding to include certified nurses and registered nurses. Nurses show up for children and families every day—with care, steadiness, and expertise—and our community is better because of it. Single-day Admission $6.00 $6 per person (ages 12 months and older) Admission is valid all day with re-entry allowed until 5 PM Annual Membership $27.50 $27.50 per year (90% discount from regular price) Membership Includes: Membership benefits for 4 named individuals 4 additional guest admission passes per year Unlimited admission for one year 10% discount on birthday party bookings 10% discount at the museum store 50% off admission for up to 6 guests at participating ACM reciprocal museums Eligibility Families are eligible if a member of the visiting party is enrolled in one or more of the following assistance programs: Medi-Cal/Medicaid Women, Infants, and Children Program (WIC) CalWORKs (TANF) CalFresh (Food Stamps/SNAP/EBT For Registered & Certified Nurses: A current employer-issued photo ID badge (please see FAQs for further information) How to Enroll Bring proof of eligibility to the Cayton Museum’s front desk — our team will be happy to assist you. PLAY4ALL brings the joy of play within reach for every family. We can’t wait to welcome you! What do I need to qualify for a PLAY4ALL Membership? To qualify for a PLAY4ALL Membership, a member of your household must be enrolled in one or more of the following assistance programs: Medi-Cal / Medicaid Women, Infants, and Children Program (WIC) CalWORKs (TANF) CalFresh (Food Stamps/EBT) For Certified and Registered Nurses: Option A: A current employer-issued photo ID badge showing the individual's name and healthcare role/title. The badge must be from a healthcare employer/health system/clinic. Option B: Proof of active California licensure/certification, and a government-issued photo ID matching the name. How do I sign up for a PLAY4ALL Membership? Please bring proof of eligibility (paperwork, card, etc.) and your ID to the front desk. Tell our Guest Services Associate that you would like to apply for the PLAY4ALL membership. Present your proof of eligibility and ID. How many times can I use my PLAY4ALL membership? You may visit as many times as you wish during normal operating hours for a full year with your PLAY4ALL memebership. How many people are covered under a PLAY4ALL membership? With this membership, you can admit up to four people every time you visit the museum. How much does it cost for additional tickets? For any entrances over four persons, ticket prices are $6 per person. Can I reserve a timeslot with a PLAY4ALL membership? At this moment, PLAY4ALL membership holders are admitted only on a walk-in basis. Does my PLAY4ALL membership allow me entry to any other museums? No. However, we are a part of the Museums for All access program where you may find additional free and discounted museums. Learn more at www.museums4all.org. Do I qualify for a PLAY4ALL membership with Medicare? Our PLAY4ALL membership is not eligible under Medicare. FAQ

Are you ready to bring the whole play crew to the Cayton? Whether you are a large family or an awesome youth group—we are the idea space for kids ages 0–10. group trips FAMILY GROUPS FAQ FAMILY GROUPS Family Groups Ready to bring the whole family to play? The Cayton offers group reservations for family groups of seven or more. To receive the family group rate please be prepared to meet the following guidelines: Contact the Cayton at least two weeks before your arrival to make a reservation Have a minimum of 7 and a maximum of 40 children and adults in your group Have a minimum ratio of 1:2 (adults to children) All admission fees must be paid before the time of arrival Members of your group should arrive and enter the Cayton together Booking Rates Info: 7 or more people, avg 1:2 ratio $18 walk-in | $16 online per adult and per child aged 1+ 10AM-4PM $12 walk-in | $10 online per adult and per child aged 1+ after 4PM Reservations must be made a minimum of two weeks in advance. Memberships, admission discounts, and promotions do not apply to Group Trip rates. Questions Email info@caytonmuseum.org. Fine Print Upon arrival, check-in at the front desk using your group name to be admitted. Please note all scheduled visits have a specific arrival time. Visitors may not be allowed entry before specified arrival time. There is no dedicated museum team member or lunch space available. Family Group rates are available during off-peak hours (no weekends & no holidays) Wednesday through Friday, beginning at 10AM with the last entry at 4PM. NO REFUNDS will be offered for groups that cancel within one week of the scheduled visit. FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Check out the FAQ page HERE

Explore exhibits and your creativity. Cayton members have priority access and expedited check-in during museum operation hours. ADMISSION ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP GENERAL ADMISSION FAQ ANNUAL MEMBERS GENERAL ADMISSION General Admission Annual Membership General admission: Free for members and children under the age of 1 Daily entry from 9AM-4PM $18 walk-in / $16 online Twilight entry after 4PM $12 walk-in / $10 online Advance reservations are strongly recommended. Walk-ins may experience a wait during peak hours. Capacity limited daily. Members have priority walk-in entry. Being a member at the Cayton means you get to play at the museum as many times as you like without paying admission. LEARN MORE BOOK TICKETS General Hours Wednesday–Monday 9AM-5PM FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Check out the FAQ page HERE

The Cayton activates the power of play to enrich the lives of children and their families, build stronger and more connected communities, and create a better world. We expect our staff, volunteers, vendors, and guests to contribute to making the Cayton a space that is safe, welcoming, and comfortable for all visitors. Visiting the Museum The Cayton activates the power of play to enrich the lives of children and their families, build stronger and more connected communities, and create a better world. We expect our staff, volunteers, vendors, and guests to contribute to making the Cayton a space that is safe, welcoming, and comfortable for all visitors. Accordingly, by visiting the Cayton, you agree to the following code of conduct: Drop-offs are not allowed. All children must be accompanied by an adult and all adults must be accompanied by children while visiting the museum. Children must always be supervised by their adults. Our museum is a community space, which means that sharing, kindness, collaboration, respect, and patience are essential. Please model positive behaviors for your children and do not touch or verbally reprimand a child from another family. Please take good care of our museum facilities and exhibits. Any intentional damage to property must be repaired or replaced at the expense of the visitor causing the damage. Strollers are not allowed in the museum exhibit areas. They must be left at the designated stroller parking area in the lobby. Guests are responsible for their belongings. Lockers are available to our guests free of charge on a first come, first served basis. The Cayton is not responsible for any lost or missing items. For the safety of all guests, no running in the museum. Except where indicated, shoes are required in the museum. Some exhibits have special rules (e.g. age restrictions or shoe-wearing policies) that must be followed by all guests. Please be mindful of the privacy of other visitors in the space when taking photos of your family. Security cameras monitor the museum space at all times. Additionally, visitors may be filmed, recorded or photographed by the Cayton for educational and promotional uses. Please inform the guest services staff if you would prefer not to be photographed. You may review our privacy policy here . We reserve the right to prohibit any guest activity that we determine may be harmful, disruptive, or inappropriate at any time. Harmful, disruptive, inappropriate, disrespectful and/or abusive behavior may result in immediate removal from the museum without refund and may be grounds for revoking membership. Our staff is here to help! Please contact a Cayton staff member immediately with any needs, questions, or concerns.

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The Cayton is the product of so much love and support. We are grateful to our many donors whose critical support has made the Cayton the special place it is today. Together, we are PLAYING OUR WAY TO A BETTER WORLD. We would like to thank the following donors for making our work possible: THANK YOU Our Annual Supporters Fiscal Year 2024 We are deeply grateful to the generous donors whose invaluable contributions have shaped the Cayton into the extraordinary place it is today. Together, we are PLAYING OUR WAY TO A BETTER WORLD . With heartfelt appreciation, we thank the following donors for making our mission a reality. $100,000+ Andrea & Barry Cayton Kevin & Chelsea Washington Macerich/Santa Monica Place Mary Kitchen & Jon Orszag The Derfner Foundation VCA Animal Hospitals $50,000+ Art & Kate Coppola Kevin & Chelsea Washington The Derfner Foundation Haeran & David Zedeck Jean Cohen & Jennifer E. Cohen Carl & Jennifer Freed Ralph M. Parsons Foundation VCA Animal Hospitals Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation Larry Braun Joy Monkarsh $25,000 Andy Kaplan and Allison Wright Courtney Mizel Danhakl Family Foundation Fernando and Nadina Szew Heidi and Jon Monkarsh James Mandelbaum and Steve Byrnes Jennifer Simchowitz and James Brooks Julie Gadinsky and Larry Froch Leo Rosner Foundation, Inc. Linda Gach Ray and Steve Ray The Mark Hughes Foundation Michael Cohl and Lori McGoran Million Dollar Baby Co. Sidney Kohl Family Foundation Westside Regional Center $10,000+ 3 Arts Entertainment, Inc. 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Smith Foundation Marcia Israel Foundation Marilyn and Jeffrey Katzenberg Mort Marcus and Deborah Klein Ron Perlstein Sam Simon Charitable Giving Foundation Susan Goldsmith and Van Hohman Tom O'Hern Walt Disney Company $5,000+ Anoosheh Bostani Aryeh and Judy Goldberg Bob and Nita Hirsch Family Foundation Brittany Shugart Shiba Cassie and Eitan Weinstock David Levine David Straus Dean Golder Elkus Family Esther Netter Fox Entertainment Global Gail Buchalter and Warren Breslow Heather Andrews Jim Koplik Judy and Michael Citron Linda and Steven Brown Lionsgate Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture Lynn and Les Bider Macerich / Santa Monica Place Michelle Patel Moshe and Desiree Netter Myles Share NBCUniversal Paramount Pictures Pilgrim Media Group Point Grey Pictures Richard and Suzanne Norton Richard Ellis and Geri Lieberman Rodney and Lauren Freeman Sally and Dick Lippin Seth Schulweis Shari and Michael Weiner Sony Pictures Entertainment Stacy and Jesse Sharf Susan and Aaron Amster Suzanne and David Robinson Warner Bros. 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Smith Brian Kabatznick BXP Corinna Cotsen and Lee Rosenbaum Dana and Stephen Sigoloff Dana Wancjer Daniel H. Adler Danielle Levy David Delgado and Silvia Salomon Deborah and Ivan Kallick Denise Goldberg Diane Shader Smith and Mark Smith Dr. Michael S. Aronoff and Dara Welles Aronoff Dr. Natasha Trentacosta Ed Joyce & Linda Gerstel Edit and Ed Komberg EJS & SES Eric and Debora Edmunds Erica Gerard and Vin Di Bona Georgia Simon Green Dot Public Schools Guess Foundation Ian Fried and Meredith Messer-Fried Jackie & Richard McLaughlin Jeff Gold and Jody Uttal Jennifer and Jared Weinman Jennifer Freed and Rendy Freedman Joan N. Borinstein Jocelyn & Luna Solomon Jodi and Trevor Bryant Kathryn Avery Kirby Bumpus Lacie Liska Mary Ellen Klee Meghana Mudiyam and Salil Phadnis Melissa & Ross Zapin Michael and Dounia Turrill Netflix Paul and Joan Sher Paul Solit Pia Mehta Rebecca Schumer Rob Six Sandra Malouf Santa Monica Cultural Affairs Saundra and Robert Braun Selkowitz Family Foundation Sharon and Herbert Glaser Sheila and Aaron Leibovic Sheryl and Jeffrey Wachtel Stanley and Joyce Black Family Foundation Stephanie and Harold Bronson Tara and Jay Reisbaum The Grinstein/Rabin Family The Held Foundation The Zalewski Family Tina Chu UCLA - School of Education and Information Studies Wala Events - Jasmin Wala Y&S Nazarian Family Foundation

INFORMATION CAYTON AGREEMENTS The Cayton Children’s Museum ("the Cayton") is a special shared space for children and their families. Access to and use of the Cayton website, museum space, community programs, membership program, classes, camps, social media pages, and other in-person or virtual programming and events, donations to the museum, and any communications we may send you (collectively, our “Services”), are subject to the following terms and conditions. PLEASE READ THESE TERMS CAREFULLY AS YOUR ACCESS AND USE OF THE SITE AND OUR SERVICES CONSTITUTES AGREEMENT TO ALL TERMS, CONDITIONS AND NOTICES CONTAINED OR REFERENCED HEREIN. IF AT ANY TIME YOU CHOOSE NOT TO ACCEPT THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE, PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS SITE OR OUR SERVICES. THE CAYTON RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MODIFY THESE TERMS AT ANY TIME. Special COVID-19 Rules & Notices General Liability Waiver Tickets/Reservations Visiting the Museum Membership Agreement Museum Store Privacy Policy

Turn your school day into a one-of-a-kind experience! At the Cayton Children’s Museum, learning means connecting to the arts, the world, and most of all, to one another. SENSORY FIELD trips ABOUT FINE PRINT FAQ We are excited to introduce Sensory Field Trips—a new pilot program designed for special education schools and classrooms. These field trips are open to public schools, private schools, and organizations that serve children with sensory sensitivities and those who may benefit from a quieter and more secure environment. Sensory Field Trips are offered on Tuesdays when the museum is closed to the public to reduce noise and stimuli for a more comforting experience. Teachers can also choose from a variety of lesson plans so you can tailor the experience to your students’ needs. Availablity Our field trip program is currently full for the 2024–2025 school year. If you're interested in being notified when registration opens for September 2025, please reach out to us at groups@caytonmuseum.org . SOLD OUT Spots and availability are limited. We will do our best to accommodate all requests. Once we have reviewed your request, we will contact you to schedule your trip! If you have questions, you can email us at groups@caytonmuseum.org or call 424.416.2448. Our field trip program is currently full for the 2024–2025 school year. If you're interested in being notified when registration opens for September 2025, please reach out to us at groups@caytonmuseum.org . 2024 Lesson Plans MAKING SCENTSIBLE ART | grades PreK–3 (Olfactory) Students learn that it can help to be nosy when they explore how their brains process smell through a fragrant art project. Using all-natural powders, children will concoct their own scented paints that they'll then use to create colorful masterpieces that make scents. KEEPING IN TOUCH | grades K–3 (Tactile) Unlike other museums, we encourage exploration through touch! Using different materials with a variety of textures, children will build their own engaging sensory boards and use adjectives to explain how the individual components feel. HEAR COMES THE SOUND | grades K–3 (Auditory) This is a welcome opportunity for students to sound off on listening. Meeting at the intersection of art and music, children are captivated as they draw how an array of nature sounds and different genres of music make them feel. SEEING YOUR TRUE COLORS | grades 1–3 (Visual) Students get to make a hue-ge splash with visually stimulating sensory bottles. Using vivid primary hues, children will identify both primary and secondary colors as they mix them in bottles. They'll also employ different tools like glowsticks and mini flashlights to explore the full spectrum of colors. WE LIKE TO MOVE IT, MOVE IT | grades K–3 (Proprioception/Vestibular) Here’s one for the movers and shakers! Students will focus on the different ways their bodies respond to activities that utilize a wide range of motion. From gentle yoga to an exhilarating obstacle course, children love to shake things up during this field trip. ABOUT Sensory Field Trips Fine Print Actual field trip schedules may vary depending on the arrival of groups. Los Angeles traffic is unpredictable! Please allow ample time for your drive to the museum. If you are late, we CANNOT extend your field trip time, and museum playtime may be shortened. Memberships, discounts and promotions do not apply to Field Trips NO REFUNDS will be granted for groups that cancel within two weeks of the scheduled visit NO REFUNDS will be granted for any child or adult chaperone that has prepaid, but does not attend on the day of visit Any excess funds that cannot be refunded will be considered a museum donation FINE PRINT Frequently Asked Questions Check out the FAQ page HERE FAQ