Sensory Playdates for Young Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder: Lego Playdate

Sensory Playdates bring families together to learn and discover the wonder of science in an environment that supports the unique needs of children with differences.

Activities are designed for children, ages 4–8, with autism spectrum disorder and their parents and siblings.

These free playdates provide opportunities to enjoy family time at the museum in a welcoming, safe and understanding environment, allow parents to network with one another, and help families discover the wonder of science learning together.

Materials will include visual schedule and a social story. Snacks will be provided, but you are welcomed to bring your own snack to enjoy.

Space is limited.

Preregistration is required. For more information or to register, Please email dmeza@nysci.org.

Playdate: LEGO Playdate

Saturday, March 7

10:30 am – noon

Find a friend and explore science, engineering and math as you play and experiment with Legos. Design and build extraordinary Lego masterpieces, skyscrapers, bridges and more! Parents please note that all Lego creations must remain at the museum for future children to enjoy as well!