Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass

Museum

Neenah , WI

The Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass offers various educational programs focused on the art and science of glass. These programs are available to both youth and adults, including homeschool groups. The museum features a Glass Studio that provides classes and camps where participants can engage in creative projects using glass as the primary medium. One of their notable offerings is a "Homeschool Experience," which includes: - Exploration of the museum's glass art through docent-led tours. - Hands-on creation projects like making glass fused pendants or keychains. - Science demonstrations that explain the properties and processes involved in glassmaking. These experiences are tailored to enhance learning through both artistic and scientific exploration, making it a valuable resource for homeschooling families looking to include art and science in their curriculum.

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