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...highlights the executive functions of child development including self-control, working memory, and mental flexibility. The pigeon characters Zip (self-control champion), Zap (working memory master), and Zoom (mental flexibility guru), each...

...animals. Additionally, there is a "footprint rubbing station" where kids can use paper and crayons to create their own rubbings and use them to identify animal footprints in the exhibition....

...of her own exhibit at the Children's Museum of Manhattan, aimed at preschoolers and expected to run through 2005. The three-dimensional adventure through Dora's world is focused on inter-activity and...

And how do you construct and deconstruct two weird Seussian inventions, a Throm-dim-bu-lator and a Borfin? ''We had this early idea of building a Seussian world,'' said Karen Snider, the...

...illustrations from such well known children’s books as “Click, Clack Moo: Cows That Type” (with Betsy’s whimsical drawings, such as the one displayed below), “Dumpy La Rue,” “People the Lamplighter”...

...visitors since opening last February, celebrates the diversity of Muslim cultures in New York City, the United States, and abroad. The addition of artifacts on loan from the Hispanic Society...

...4. Don't miss favorites like Playworks and Adventures with Dora and Diego Playworks is home to a fire truck, sand play, a talking dragon who "eats" letters, a play structure...

...has a special academy where you learn all the rules of the game. The exhibit is now open and runs through Feb. 28th. By Kemberly Richardson, News Team Eyewitness News...

...10-Foot Cops: The NYPD's Mounted Unit, a glimpse into the history and daily lives of officers from New York City’s Mounted Police Force. Opening January 26 and running through May...

...While it doesn’t include movie monsters — perhaps too scary? — it has other fanciful Japanese creatures: dragons, beckoning white cats (they’re good luck) and yuru-kyara, odd mascots representing places,...