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$8 grown-ups and kids, $5 seniors, free for infants
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1 at 79th St.; 1 at 86th St.
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Tue-Sun, 10am-5pm |
A new, 4,000-square-foot exhibit designed for kids from infancy through preschool. Based on the theory of learning through play, there are five distinct areas (math, language, science, imagination, and physical/emotional strength) with multiple levels of interactive challenge. For example, in the language area, kids will feed words and letters to a talking dragon. In the science area, they'll see color and pattern formation through light cylinders. Even babies will have a blast.

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