If you’re looking for a fun and engaging way to introduce your little one to the wonders of aviation, the Tiny: Aviation Play for Toddlers Series might be just the thing! Whether it’s exploring space as a Tiny Astronaut, learning the ropes of air traffic control, or dressing up as a Tiny Pilot, this program offers hands-on, imaginative play that’s perfect for toddlers.
Each Saturday session sparks curiosity and development through themed activities that bring aviation and science to life for the youngest learners. Every session wraps up with the chance to collect stickers for your child’s “Tiny Passport,” giving them something to look forward to at each visit—and maybe even win a cool t-shirt!
Mark your calendar for upcoming dates, like Tiny Meteorologist on October 12th, where your toddler can learn about weather and snap some adorable photos in costume. There’s plenty more on the way, including Tiny Mechanic and Tiny Ground Crew to round out the year!
With affordable tickets that include museum admission, you can make a full day of it. Stay after the program ends, explore the museum, and let your little one’s imagination soar! Reserve your spot at lonestarflight.org!
The museum also has a new MAKER! Series which is perfect for curious minds eager to explore how propellers, engines, and rockets work. These hands-on STEM workshops, open to all ages, provide a fun opportunity to build and tinker with real-world concepts. Each 45-60 minute session includes all materials, and children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult. Be sure to register in advance, as museum admission is separate. If your child loves exploring how things work, the MAKER! series is a great way to dive into STEM in an engaging, hands-on way! Register Here
