Last chance: ‘Shaun the Sheep’ exhibit leaving Pittsburgh Children’s Museum April 30
The "Shaun the Sheep: Flock This Way" exhibit at the Pittsburgh Children's Museum ends its run on Sunday, April 30.
Courtesy of Pittsburgh Children鈥檚 Museum
Children can learn problem-solving skills as part of the 鈥淪haun the Sheep: Flock This Way鈥� exhibit at the Pittsburgh Children鈥檚 Museum. The exhibit ends it run on Sunday, April 30.
Only a few days remain to visit with Shaun the Sheep and his pals on Mossy Bottom Farm at the Pittsburgh Children鈥檚 Museum.
The exhibit 鈥淪haun the Sheep: Flock This Way鈥� leaves the museum on Sunday, April 30.
Building on problem-solving themes, the exhibit鈥檚 components and activities encourage children to solve problems in a safe and lighthearted way.
Interactive elements include balance boards, creating stop-motion animation and pretending to drive a truck.
The exhibit, based on the British stop-motion animated series 鈥淪haun the Sheep,鈥� is recommended from children from ages 3 to 9, and includes an area for children under 3.
The exhibit is included in admission to the museum, which is $16 per person for ages 2 to 18, $18 for adults, and free for under 2 and museum members. Tickets are available at www.pittsburghkids.org.
The museum is located at 10 Children鈥檚 Way, Pittsburgh.