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LEARNING WITH THE LEGENDS...
"Sometimes, all of us need to be reminded that this is just a kids' game. We just happen to be grown men playing it."
--Mike Stanton, New York Yankees
How do you figure a batting average? What exactly is the "sweet spot" on a bat? How do good sportsmanship and teamwork figure into everyday life? These questions can be answered with one of Legends of the Game Baseball Museum and Learning Center's innovative and engaging educational programs. Using baseball as the unifying theme, programs at Legends of the Game can teach the young (and the young at heart) about history, geography, math, physical exercise, and just about anything else you can imagine.
Batty at the Ballpark:
Legends of the Game Baseball Museum and Learning Center will host Batty at the Ballpark on Saturday, October 25 from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Bring your family to the Museum for a day of Halloween festivities! Batty at the Ballpark includes: mask making, pumpkin decorating, demonstrations by Louisville Slugger, face painting, balloon artist, crafts, spooky stories, baseball-related games, and more! Participants will receive a ticket redeemable for a free ballpark tour with every Batty at the Ballpark ticket purchased. Children in costume will be entered in a drawing to win a Texas Rangers autographed baseball. Cost is $7.00 for ages 3 and up. For more information call 817.273.5097 or e-mail museum@texasrangers.com.
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Ballpark After Dark Sleepovers:
Set up camp among the legends! One of the most popular overnight programs in the Metroplex, Legends of the Game sleepovers include an evening full of baseball activities. Participants hit and pitch in the Rangers' batting cages, tour the Museum, learn about teamwork, sportsmanship, proper stretching, and complete a baseball-related craft. The evening winds down with a light snack and a baseball movie. In the morning, overnighters are treated to a Ballpark tour and a walk around the warning track. The program is designed for children in grades 1-5 and is great for scouts, church youth groups, ball teams, or any group just wanting to get together and have a great time in a great facility!
Reservations required. Please call 817-273-5087 or e-mail museum@texasrangers.com for scheduled dates, prices, and more information.
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Little Legends Storytime:
Do you have a "little legend" in the making? Bring your 3-5 year-old to the Museum for a fun-filled journey into the magical world of baseball. The monthly storytime includes a baseball-related preschool story, story discussion, craft activity, time in the Learning Center and Museum, and visits to different areas of Rangers Ballpark (when available).
2008 DATES:
February 15
March 7
April 4
May 23
June 13 & 20
July 18 & 25
August 8 & 15
September 26
October 17
November 14
December 5
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Reservations required. Please call 817-273-5087 or e-mail museum@texasrangers.com for dates, times, and prices.
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Birthdays:
Give your little slugger a birthday at Rangers Ballpark that he or she will never forget! We offer a birthday package that is sure to be a Grand Slam!!! The party includes:
• Tour of Rangers Ballpark - all guests will see the Press Box,
Batting Cages, and Rangers' dugout!
• A Major League gift from the Rangers for the birthday child
• Ballpark invitations for your guests
• Private viewing of baseball bloopers
• All tour fees to Rangers Ballpark and Learning Center
• A personal guide to assist with Learning Center interactive
computer games
• For more information, call 817-273-5099.
And for our "coaches" in the classroom...Legends of the Game proudly presents the University of Baseball:
Calling all "MVTs" (Most Valuable Teachers)! Did you know that baseball is not just America's pastime? It's also a wonderful way to learn about almost anything! Come join Legends of the Game for an exciting and educational Teacher Workshop about teaching with baseball. The University of Baseball highlights include using baseball in a variety of curriculum areas, relating baseball to TEKS, teaching with objects, incorporating a museum visit into a classroom unit, craft activity ideas, and a tour of the Museum and Learning Center. Please call 817-273-5087 for scheduled dates and more information.
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