Coming Soon to 244 S Main Street, Marion, OH 43302!
Donor recognitionThank you to the following individuals and organizations who have made donations to our growing vision. * Jodi Creasap Gee *Marion Noon Kiwanis *Arlene Binns *Real Living Generations Reality * Matt & Cassie Griffiths *Alan Creasap *Cass Sissler *Modern Woodmen *Women's Business Council of Marion *Marion Community Credit Union *Strine Farms * Larry and Linda Hall *Carl and Pat Telfer *Larry & Mollie Geissler *Barbara Dexter *Community Business Connections * Brian & Rosalie McEnnis *Michael & Phyllis Nicolosi *Philip & Janet Hulse *Jonathan & Maureen Williamson *Dr. Max Denton *Amar Purewal *Evolution Ag *Marion Farm Bureau *Henry Lumber |
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https://www.marioncu.com/
Marion Noon Kiwanis
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Where learning meets play!At The Explore-It-Torium of Marion our mission is to create a community center that will provide hands-on interactive exhibits and programs. We will engage families in learning through play, promote diversity, inspire creativity and empower children with a Can-Do attitude.
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Possibilitarian
“Become a possibilitarian. No matter how dark things seem to be or actually are, raise your sights and see possibilities - always see them, for they're always there.”
We are definitely possibilitarians here at the future Museum. Without an optimistic outlook this would be a daunting task. But, we prefer to look at each step as a challenge to overcome and then move on to the next one. The possibilities are endless! Come get involved!
“Become a possibilitarian. No matter how dark things seem to be or actually are, raise your sights and see possibilities - always see them, for they're always there.”
We are definitely possibilitarians here at the future Museum. Without an optimistic outlook this would be a daunting task. But, we prefer to look at each step as a challenge to overcome and then move on to the next one. The possibilities are endless! Come get involved!
Why a Museum for PLAY?...
Play benefits cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development. Children learn cognitive skills such as creativity, problem solving, mathematics, and language. They learn to negotiate social relationships, regulate their emotions, and control their own behaviors. Play also fosters the development of fine and gross motor skills. When play is child-directed, children are motivated to engage in opportunities to learn.
Thinking of snail mail, drop us a line at :
EXPLORE-IT-TORIUM * P.O.Box 323 * Marion, OH 43301-0323
EXPLORE-IT-TORIUM * P.O.Box 323 * Marion, OH 43301-0323
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