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Children’s Museum of Oswego (CMOO)
The Children's Museum of Oswego also offers fun programs for various age groups
Located in the center of downtown Oswego, the exhibits in this interactive museum focus on aspects of current and historical local significance, imaginative play, the arts, science, and mathematics – but most of all – having fun!
The museum also offers programs for various age groups that provide a structured learning objective such as crafts, topics in science exploration, environmental studies, music and movement, and literacy activities.
CMOO caters mostly to children up to age 10.
The museum also offers programs for various age groups that provide a structured learning objective such as crafts, topics in science exploration, environmental studies, music and movement, and literacy activities.
CMOO caters mostly to children up to age 10.
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