To see a complete listing of FRC programs and events through the end of December 2005 please visit our website at www.FRC.info

Please note, Members and nonmembers may register for these program openings. We must meet a minimum number of registrations two weeks prior to each program.

Register for programs by calling 978-741-7449 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 6:00pm

Once we meet a program minimum we will often times have plenty of room for additional registrations. The following programs have met minimums and still have openings:

9/21 - RECENTLY ADDED PROGRAM DATE! Christa McAuliffe Planetarium: Rocketry program (NH)

10/10 - RECENTLY ADDED 3rd PROGRAM DATE! Seacoast Science Center: Advanced Tidepooling & Geology programs (NH)

10/18 - RECENTLY ADDED PROGRAM DATE! Seacoast Science Center: Squid Dissection & Marine Magnification (NH)

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Explore the neighborhood where Paul Revere lived and worked. This tour includes stops at the locations of Revere's silversmith shop and foundry, Boston's waterfront, Copp's Hill Cemetary and outside the Old North Church. As they explore the North End, students gather details about Paul Revere's life by inspecting prints and reproduction artifacts, and discover how Revere used Boston's geography to his advantage. Price includes a tour of the Paul Revere House.

The Old North Church was built in 1723 in the Georgian style following Christopher Wren. In this rare and beautiful building - that is still an active Episcopal church - art, history and faith meet in a special way. It was from the steeple of the Old North Church that the two lanterns closely associated with Paul Revere were hung by Robert Newman, Church sexton, on April 18, 1775, igniting the War for Independence and leading to the birth of our Nation. The Old North Church is part of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts.

45 minute tour will include basic history/architecture of the church, a slide presentation along with tours of the bell tower and crypt underneath the church.

We all use the resources of our oceans in one way or another. Have you ever wanted to free a dolphin? Would you like to sail with a team on a LEGO ship? Marine biologists use all types of robots to explore the oceans. During this workshop, we will use the LEGO Mindstorms system to design, build, and program an autonomous robot that could go underwater to do scientific research. We will end with a friendly competition to show each other what our robots can do.

Youth Digital Media and Arts CyberSchool

Homeschoolers, 4th grade through high school, can create amazing video games, digital music, films and documentaries, animations, cartoons, and comic books with no previous experience by taking courses at the Youth Digital Media and Arts CyberSchool.

Email: cyberschool@thelcg.com
Phone: 617-489-2835

Learn more about The Youth Digital Media and Arts CyberSchool ...

Visit our website at www.FRC.info to learn more about the new Exploring Our Museums Coupon Book. This brand new resource, valued at $1000, is FREE with FRC Membership and offers the homeschool parent educator FREE admission to more than 100 New England museums and community facilities!