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<![CDATA[<p>On a blustery winter day, take your family to the museum for a fun, entertaining, and educational experience.  Children usually love art and music.  You hang their art work from school on your refrigerator's door, aren't you?  What is a better way to foster that interest?  Museum offers a wide range of cultures, perspectives, and imaginations.  Here are the top five museums that you must see.</p>

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   Chicago Children's Museum  
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 <p>Call or visit the web site for hours and events.  The price for adults and children is $8, senior is $7.  On the first Monday of every month, the museum is free of charge for children 15 years of age and under.  Thursday night is designated to Kraft Free Family Night, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. and it is free for everyone.  Current event features Curious George, and offer many activities for your youngsters.</p>
 

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   The Houston Museum of Natural Science
 
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 <p>The Houston Museum of natural Science has an IMAX theatre, butterfly center, planetarium, observatory, and insect zoo.  Call or visit the web site for hours and prices since there are different prices for different parts of the museum.  You can also order your tickets online.  A current exhibit of frogs has been extended through January 6 since it is so popular.</p>
 

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   Museum of Science, Boston  
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 <p>The Boston Museum offers planetarium, 3-D theatre, IMAX theatre, butterfly garden, laser shows, and special exhibits.  You can buy tickets online or over the phone or at the museum.  Call or visit the web site for hours.  The museum also offers a special camp-in program through Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts, where children stay overnight for an entertaining, educational, and interactive way.  You can go online to see many virtual exhibits.</p>
 

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   Miami Museum of Science and Planetarium
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 <p>Visit the museum online or call for special events.  The price is $20 for adults, $13 for children from 3 to 12 years of age, $18 for seniors and students with identifications.  This price includes admission to all museum galleries, planetarium shows, and wildlife center.  The Dinosaurs of China is currently on the special exhibit.  The Miami Museum also offers Camp-Ins for group to stay overnight, and immerse yourself in science activities.  Make sure you check for special time and day through out each month.</p>

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   Exploratorium, San Francisco
 
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 <p>General tickets are $14 for adults, $9 for children 4 to 12 years of age, $11 for seniors and students with identifications.  Current exhibit is Glowing worms.  The Exploratorium of San Francisco offers tools for teaching, resources, and archives.  The Tactile Dorm is an interactive excursion where your sense of touch is your only guide.  The ticket for Tactile Dorm is $17 for 7 years of age and up; this includes general admission.  Call or check web site for hours.</p>
 
 <p>If you don't see your local museum in this article, please find it in your city.  There is always something to do or marvel at the museum large collections.  Your little ones will enjoy, learn, and amaze at different cultures and the wide world around them.  </p>
 
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