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Highlights
STEM-focused children’s museum works to cultivate critical thinking, communication skills & creativity with hands-on exhibits & activities
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Paul
4 ratings2 reviews
Kids had so much fun. The minute they arrived they were excited to do everything there.
Staff required masks even though MT is a no mask state. Fortunately, our kids were under 5 years old and weren’t required to wear a mask.
Martha
1 ratings1 reviews
Spent several hours. Kids loved it and the coffee was great, too. Snacks reasonably priced.
Guest
1 ratings1 reviews
Fun place but needs updated in areas& cleanliness could use work. Bathroom was filthy.
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- $7.25 for admission for two ($10 value)
- $12.50 for admission for four ($20 value)
- $16.50 for admission for six ($30 value)
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About Wise Wonders Children's Museum
An estimated 17% of Montanans under the age of 5 live in Yellowstone County. Likewise, jobs in STEM fields—science, technology, engineering, and math—are projected to grow by 17% from 2008 to 2018. Now, more than ever, kids can benefit from a place to develop their interest in STEM and cultivate critical thinking, communication skills, and creativity. Wise Wonders Children's Museum is dedicated to doing just that. A nonprofit organization, the museum exists solely to benefit the community by hosting exhibits, events, and hands-on learning experiences that aim to educate kids and maybe even inspire them to pursue scientific fields when they grow up and have to tell their robot clone what kind of job to do.