How do you invent something?  The Wright Brothers are perfect examples of true inventors, and their work offers important concepts about what makes things fly!  The fun begins when your junior inventors use odd materials to create a flying object and experiment with the Museum's fantastic wind tunnel. This is a playful and inventive way of exploring airflow, drag, symmetry, turbulence, air resistance, and gravity. 
For children entering grades 3 through 5. 

This program is sponsored by the Westchester Children's Museum ("Museum Without Walls") and
the Mt. Pleasant Public Library. 

Registration is required and will begin on June 12.