Donald W. Reynolds Discovery Center

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As children prepare for another school year of reading and writing, DISCOVERY Children’s Museum presents its own special travel exhibit learning environment aimed to build literacy skills in Nevada’s youngest learners.

According to the National School Readiness Indicators Initiative, early literacy is a key indicator of school readiness in young children. As children develop, literacy is highly correlated with school achievement and is essential to lifelong learning. The museum’s latest traveling exhibit is literacy-based and provides children with essential book-based experiences while equipping their parents with messaging and tools to promote literacy. Storyland: A Trip Through Childhood Favorites will run through January 4, 2015.

Storyland transforms seven beloved and award-winning picture books – The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter; The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats; Where’s Spot? by Eric Hill; If You Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Numeroff; Chicka Chicka Boom Boom by Bill Martin Jr. and John Archambault; Abuela by Arthur Dorros; and Tuesday by David Wiesner – into three dimensional, bi-lingual (English and Spanish) play and learning environments that highlight the six pre-reading skills defined by the Public Library Association and Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the American Library Association: disposition to read, print awareness, letter knowledge, sound awareness, vocabulary, and narrative skills and comprehension.

Children can explore literacy skills and concepts through imaginative, interactive experiences and are encouraged to reflect on their Storyland experience by creating a drawing inspired by the books and writing a caption, title or story. A digital Drawing Cam captures the paper image and visitors can add it to an electronic gallery of other postcards for visitors to see and email it home as a souvenir of their experience at Las Vegas’ favorite children’s museum.

The Museum is collaborating with Spread the Word Nevada and will be holding a Book Drive for this literacy-dedicated non-profit during the entire run of the traveling exhibit. If visitors bring new or gently used books for donation to the Book Drive they will receive a $2 discount off general admission.

Visit DiscoveryKidsLV.org for more information on the exhibit.

DISCOVERY Children’s Museum Helps Children Find Joy In BooksStoryland: A Trip Through Childhood Favorites™ Traveling Exhibit Features Seven Beloved Children’s Books Through January 4

DISCOVERY Children’s Museum is proud to honor our service men and women, both active duty and retired personnel, with free admission to the museum through November 15, 2014. Military dependent family members receive a $6 per person admission rate which is a 50% discount off the museum’s daily admission price. Appropriate military identification is required for free and discount admission.

“The promotion is the museum’s way of thanking our military heroes for their service and dedication to keeping our community and country safe.” states Interim Chief Executive Officer Tifferney White.

© 2012 Minnesota Children’s Museum. All rights reserved. Storyland: A Trip Through Childhood Favorites™ was created by Minnesota Children’s Museum. This project is made possible by a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Free Admission for Military Personnel and 50% Discount for

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Who is behind that mask? Find out at the masquerade ball.

Discovery Children’s Museum proudly presents The Masquerade Ball on Friday, November 7, 2014 at The Venetian in the Palazzo Congress Center. This year’s fundraising event will be a costume-masquerade ball theme where guests are encouraged to attend in costume wearing a mask.

The evening will open with a lively silent auction, raffl e and specialty cocktails starting at 6:30 pm; with dinner and a live auction to follow at 8 pm. Christian Kolberg will emcee the event and conduct the live auction and you won’t want to miss the “must-see” entertainment.

The Magic of Discovery Masquerade Ball 2014 will recognize Las Vegas Sands Foundation as the recipient of the Great Friend to Kids Award. They have been tremendous supporters of the Museum and were our fi rst million dollar donor to the Capital Campaign.

Tickets are $500 each or table sponsorships range from $5,000 to $25,000. For more information call 702.382.3445.

Our arts education programs are funded, in part, by a grant from the Nevada Arts Council, a state agency, and the

National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.

Nonprofi ts have the opportunity to visit the museum in the fall months.

In an eff ort to help those who help others DISCOVERY Children’s Museum off ers complimentary admissions to local nonprofi t organizations through its Fall Nonprofi t Admission Program. Organizations can apply by submitting an application with information that includes their mission and how they plan to use the free passes.

Recipients include: Centro de Adoracion Familiar (COF), Mommy & Me West, The Ogden Foundation, Kids’ Cooperative, Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation, Safe Nest, Southern Nevada Regional Housing, Club Christ Ministries, S.A.F.E House and Bamboo Bridges.

DISCOVERY Children’s Museum Off ers Complimentary Admission to Nonprofi ts

All information for application can be found on the museum’s website – DiscoveryKidsLV.org - under the “Plan A Visit” tab. This year’s deadline for submissions is closed. Submissions for next year are now being accepted through September 3, 2015.

MasqueradeBallA HEART OF OUR OWN!DISCOVERY Children’s Museum recently was gifted the Michael Godard “Color The World With Your Imagination” heart from St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Traveling Hearts of Las Vegas 2013 Collection. It’s permanently displayed at the entrance to the museum. The colorful statue is three-dimensional and fi ve feet tall weighing in at 400 pounds. It was crafted by local artist Michael Godard who was inspired to become involved with St. Jude’s through his family’s journey with pediatric cancer.

Godard had this to say about his creation, “This heart celebrates human life, the imagination each of us is born with, which is the child in all of us that never ages. We are the only species on the planet with the ability to draw. Crayons introduce us to our fi rst opportunity to explore and creatively express our feelings and thoughts with color and shapes. Although each of us is as diff erent as every color in a crayon box, art is a universal language around the globe that everyone can share regardless of age, ethnicity, or social status. Whenever we are sharing the ideas in our hearts with others, we are creating a colorful future. On the wings of imagination hopes and dreams become reality.”

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SHOWS AND PROGRAMS THIS QUARTER!!!Join us for a variety of demonstrations and presentations featuring the following:

� Horton Hears a Who! Story time � Nano for Little Learners (5 years old and younger)! Little Learners actively listen to a Dr. Seuss favorite but before the story begins, make “elephant ears” to wear! After story time, follow your nose while you explore scent molecules that are too small to see.

� Bank on It! � Learn the value of earning, spending and saving money.

� Nevada State Emblems � Oct 31 – Nov 7 only — Join us for an interactive presentation in recognition of Nevada’s State Emblems. Explore the diff erent symbols, songs and emblems that represent the unique foundation of our state.

� A Closer Look at Art Colors and Shapes � Expand on two elements of art - colors and shapes and explore them in a fun and engaging way.

� Exploring Theatre through Interactive Games � Be ready to stretch your body and mind as you play exciting theatre games! Learn the basics of putting on a performance as you work together and engage your imagination!

� Scientifi c Method A Journey of Investigation � Elias and Jessica are challenged with a special science project for their teacher Mrs. Frazzle-Sticks. They have no fear because they have a secret weapon at home… their crazy Aunt Millimeter who takes them on an enlightening journey of exploration through the scientifi c method – and it all happens in her kitchen!

� It’s Game Time!!! � Summer is the perfect time for fun and games. Join us at the Performing Arts Stage for some game challenges. Bring your best game face and be ready to participate.

� Action Reaction � Flames, color changes, awesome actions and really neat reactions. Explore Chemistry like never before!

� Don’t Be a Sleepy Head! � Ever wonder what is happening in your brain while you are sleeping? Find out the answer to this question and experience simulated eff ects of sleep deprivation in this engaging experience.

� Celebrate the Silver State’s Sesquicentennial! � Oct 31 – Nov 7 only - Travel through Nevada’s long history with mining silver and gold. Find out how science and the drive to fi nd new methods to fi nd gold have led to current techniques. Get your hands dirty as you use one of the earliest techniques to fi nd sliver.

� Digging Through the Past � Do you like to dig in the dirt? Find things that are lost? Put pieces together? Figure out stories from clues? These are all things archeologists do—maybe you're one, too! Join us as we explore what an Archeologist does; get your hand dirty as you put the clues of the past together. See the program schedule on monitors thought the museum for a list of times. Programs and program schedule are subject to change without notice.

� BOARD OF TRUSTEES � Chairman | Troy Moser

Vice Chairman | Jerry McKennaTreasurer | Alan Will

Secretary | Shari WongPast Chairman | Judy Cebulko

Past Vice Chairman | Joyce SchneiderPast President | Michael Mathis

� MEMBERS AT LARGE �Ricki Barlow

Frank Beck

Nancy Brune

Carrie Carter-Henderson

Roy Centrella

Barbara Danz

Kami Dempsey

Cindy Dreibelbis

Mark Failla

Stacy Falcone

Brian Fink

David E. Goldwater

Emily Goodman

Todd Lefk owitz

Beverly Mason

Victor Onufrieff

Peter Poggione

Ron Reese

Pat Skorkowsky

Judy Stokey

Kate Wright

Brownstein Hyatt Farber SchreckGeneral Counsel

� MUSEUM STAFF �

Tiff erney WhiteInterim Chief Executive Offi cer/

Deputy Director

Gary HaleamauDirector of Exhibits & Facilities

Denyce TullerDirector of Marketing & Public Relations

Larry SlaneDirector of Human Resources

Ron Hammett Director of Information Technology

Heather KemperDirector of Accounting

Copyright © 2014 DISCOVERY Children’s Museum

DISCOVERY Children’s Museum Off ers Complimentary Admission to Nonprofi ts

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FALL PROGRAMSVisit Toddler Town (TT), Young At Art (YAA), It’s Your Choice (IYC), Patents Pending (PP) and Solve It! to participate in engaging and integrated arts activities and experiences. TT feature experiences developmentally appropriate for our youngest visitors, those 5 years and younger, and all other areas feature experiences designed for a variety of ages, including adults!

OCTOBER – An Eclectic Mix – Celebrating the Fall Season, Nevada, Halloween and Los Dias de Los Muertos!

� October 4 – October 10 �A Tribute to Ancient CitiesTT – Build an ancient city in celebration of our new Ancient City exhibit in the Solve It! gallery.YAA – Celebrate Ancient Cities as you discover mysterious artifacts inspired by the Mayan culture!Patents Pending – Become a Maya engineer as you build a replica bridge like the one believed to be at the Usumacinta River.

� October 11 – October 17 � Prepare for HalloweenTT – In anticipation of Halloween, create a spooky bat to take fl ight into the night! YAA – Let your spooky side show as you discover Halloween-themed art activities!Patents Pending – Become a spider web engineer. Learn all about how a spider spins it web. Take your chance at the Spider Web Engineer Challenge.

� October 18 – October 24 � Welcome the Fall SeasonTT – Create a colorful fall tree in celebration of the season!YAA – Welcome the new season as we cool off with some fall-themed crafts! Solve It! – Fall brings many tasty fruits; investigate some of the properties of these fruits with fun experiments.

� October 25 – October 30 � Celebrate Los Dias de los Muertos?TT – Design a spectacular sugar skull mask inspired by El Dia de los Muertos!YAA – ¡Celebramos! Discover Day of the Dead with art activities inspired by this Mexican holiday!

IYC – Each year around El Dia de los Muertos, the sky over parts of Mexico becomes a fl urry of orange. That fl urry of orange is the annual migration of the Monarch Butterfl y. Explore the science behind the mysterious Monarchs and their migration.

� October 31 – November 7 �Celebrate Nevada’s SesquicentennialTT – Come and celebrate Nevada’s 150th anniversary with us and create a beautiful Mountain Bluebird in recognition of the state bird of Nevada.YAA – Celebrate the 150-year anniversary of the founding of the State of Nevada as you create artwork based on objects from Nevada’s rich history!Solve It! – Travel through Nevada’s long history with mining silver and good. Find out how science and the drive to fi nd new methods to fi nd gold have led to current techniques. Get your hands dirty as you use one of the earliest techniques to fi nd sliver.

NOVEMBER – Native American Heritage Celebration

� November 8 – November 14 �Celebrating the Paiute TribeTT – Practice the art of basket weaving in honor of the Paiute Tribe.YAA – Create traditional crafts and learn about the culture of the Paiute tribe!Solve It! – Explore the properties of the Piñon Nut and the processes the Paiutes used to collect these nutritious pine nuts.

� November 15 – November 21 �Rock Art and PetroglyphsTT – Create Aboriginal Dot Paintings in recognition of this ancient form of rock art.YAA – Create your own petroglyphs and pictographs as you discover the history of rock art!Solve It! – Explore diff erent techniques for dating rock art.

� November 22 – November 27 �Celebrating the Navajo TribeTT – Recreate a page from the children’s story “Navajo ABC,” by author Lucy Tapahanso, in honor of the Navajo Tribe.YAA – Discover the history of the Navajo nation as you create traditional Navajo crafts!PP – Learn about Fred Begay’s journey from the Navajo reservation to becoming a thermonuclear physicist.

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DECEMBER – A Nutcracker Extravaganza!

� November 28 – December 5 �The Nutcracker CharactersTT – Design a dazzling crown fi t for a king!YAA – Join in the festivities by constructing your very own cast of Nutcracker puppets.PP – Become a nutcracker mechanic and explore all of its moving pieces to fi gure out how it works.

� December 6-December 12 �A Winter Wonderland TT – Create a beautiful winter wonderland and design delicate snowfl akes!YAA – A winter wonderland wouldn’t be complete without snowfl akes! Construct a variety of snowfl akes to create your own winter wonderland at home.PP – Take a journey to The Land of Snow. Explore the properties of snow through some fun experiments.

� December 13 – December 19 �Dance and MovementTT – Design a pair of dazzling dance shoes in the spirit of dance!YAA - Let music and movement inspire you as you create your own dance-themed art!PP – Investigate the physics of ballet and explore.

� December 20 – December 26 �The Nutcracker Set and Costume DesignTT – Construct a scene from The Nutcracker.YAA – Create costumes for the cast of characters from The Nutcracker!PP – Take on the challenge of designing a functional ballet stage.

� December 27 – January 2 �Nutcracker Ballet – A Tribute to the MusicTT – Construct a merry little mouse in celebration of the Nutcracker Ballet.YAA – Create musical instruments inspired by Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker Suite!PP – Discover what sound waves look like for diff erent types of music as we use a Rubens’ Tube to make fl ames dance.

Nevada’s Sesquicentennial Celebration DISCOVERY Museum Style

� October 31 – November 7 �In recognition of Nevada’s Sesquicentennial celebration, the museum will commemorate the state’s 150 birthday with special programming October 31 – November 7, 2014. Nevada’s diverse history will be recognized throughout the museum and all visitors will receive a $1.50 discount off general admission on Friday, Oct. 31, 2014.

� Toddler Town �Sesquicentennial Celebration!Come and celebrate Nevada’s 150th anniversary with us and create a beautiful Mountain Bluebird in recognition of Nevada’s state bird.

� Eco City � Nevada State EmblemsJoin us for an interactive presentation in recognition of Nevada’s state emblems. Explore the diff erent symbols, songs and emblems that represent the unique foundation of our state.

� Young at Art �Exploring Nevada’s Past through ArtJoin us for a presentation of art experiences and activities based on the history of Nevada. Visitors will engage in activities highlighting familiar aspects of Nevada history and also discover new information about its rich past. These experiences include decorating the four versions of the state fl ag throughout history, the state seal, and recreating the state fossil, the Ichthyasaur! Visitors will also hear “Home Means Nevada” as they paint a beautiful Nevada landscape and create a Desert Tortoise from recycled materials!

� Solve It! �Celebrate the Silver State’s Sesquicentennial!Travel through Nevada’s long history with mining silver and gold. Find out how science and the drive to fi nd new methods to fi nd gold have led to current techniques. Get your hands dirty as you use one of the earliest techniques to fi nd sliver.

See the program schedule on monitors throughout the museum for a list of times. Programs and program schedules are subject to change without notice.

Nevada Celebrates

150 Years!Receive $1.50 off

general admission

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ALL THINGS NUTCRACKER

For a second year, the magic of “All Things Nutcracker” will be felt this December as we collaborate with Nevada Ballet Theatre (NBT) again. Families will learn about The Nutcracker through specially planned programming throughout the museum (see Programming Calendar) including constructing your very own scene from The Nutcracker and Nutcracker puppets, too. And you won’t want to miss seeing music from The Nutcracker come to life using a Rubens’ Tube.

Look for special appearances and opportunities to meet Nutcracker characters throughout the holiday season and you won’t want to miss marching in The Nutcracker Closing Parade!

The museum in collaboration with Nevada Ballet Theatre will host a Nutcracker Extravaganza on Black Friday,

November 28, 2014 featuring set and costume pieces from the ballet. Also, walk The Nutcracker red carpet and get your Nutcracker autograph. Academy Nevada

Ballet Theatre performances will take place hourly starting at 12 pm. And, you will be able to dress up as Nutcracker characters.

Special ticket discounts and promotions are also available to museum

visitors and members for Nevada Ballet Theatre’s presentation of The Nutcracker. Performances will take place at The Smith Center December 13 -14 and December 19-21, 2014. Make The Nutcracker part of your Holiday tradition and enjoy “the most visually beautiful production ever staged in Reynold Hall” according to The Las Vegas Sun. The fi rst production of its kind built for the Reynolds Hall stage features larger-than-life landscapes, magnifi cent costumes and the choreography of Artistic Director James Canfi eld. This is the centerpiece of the holiday season and the perfect experience for your family, group or as a gift to loved ones.

WATER WORLDWater World, the museum’s guests favorite gallery, allows visitors to play and work with water in a variety of hands-on ways including: launching balls into winding tracks, guiding boats through a lock system, fi tting together plastic pipes redirecting water fl ow, feeding balls into the vortex and using air blowers to create water currents. The gallery’s design is based on the Hoover Dam, with interpretations of the Dam, Lake Mead and the Bypass Bridge. Related activities demonstrate around the Hoover Dam

model demonstrates where our water comes from, how the dam works, how electricity is generated and real-life forces of water.

Guests will learn the power of water through opened-ended exploratory play, using critical thinking and problem solving skills as they manipulate the fl ow and power of water at exhibit components. Guests will also connect what they are dong in the exhibit to the real world, such as the generation of hydroelectric power and the Hoover Dam.

Photos by Virginia Trudeau

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THE CLUBHOUSE($100,000 AND ABOVE)Cox CommunicationsR&R Partners Foundation

CIRCLE OF FRIENDS($50,000-99,999)Bank of AmericaMount Vernon Ladies’ AssociationWells FargoWindsong Trust

STARS FOR CHILDREN($25,000-49,999)CBS Radio Las VegasJudy & Ed CebulkoCenegenics Elite Health Lieuchi & Jeff FineKay & Matt MaddoxAnne Mazzola & Russell RosenblumNV Energy FoundationSouthern Highlands Golf Club Charitable FoundationWynn Resorts

KID’S CORNER($10,000-24,999)AERO InstituteAndrew Family FoundationBarrick Gold CorporationBrownstein Hyatt Farber SchreckBurnett Haase Construction/ Liquor LibraryCity of Las Vegas CDBGBarbara & Tad DanzFletcher Jones Automotive GroupFletcher Jones Toyota/ScionFrank and Victoria Fertitta FoundationHelen Close Charitable FoundationJamba JuiceBre & Jim ManningNevada Arts CouncilNevada HumanitiesPam & Pierre OmidyarParagon Gamingpediped FootwearPricewaterhouseCoopers, LLCJudy & Morton SkollSmith’s Food & Drug StoresSSgA Upromise 529Sunrise Hospital Medical CenterUS BankWalmart & Sam’s Club

BUILDING BLOCK($5,000-$9,999)Laurel Andrew & Victor Onufrieff Bank of NevadaAlbert and Elaine Borchard FoundationCaesars EntertainmentCashman Equipment Co.Cashman Family FoundationJane & Roy CentrellaChildren’s Medical Center at Summerlin HospitalCox CharitiesJeri CrawfordMadeline Douglas Memorial FundFox RothschildEmily & Ross Goodman

Greenberg TraurigRobin & Danny GreenspunSandra Wells-Hardie & Steve HardieHealthCare Partners of Nevada The Howard Hughes CorporationIGTJohn Kish FoundationKaempfer Crowell Renshaw Gronauer & FiorentinoKlai Juba ArchitectsDr. Joseph & Joan LapanLas Vegas PhilharmonicLinks for Life Foundation/ Colliers InternationalRudy MantheiMarnell CompaniesLisa & Michael MathisMGM Resorts InternationalMOSER architecture studioDedee NaveNevada Title CompanyPreferred HomecareRobert RaizkJosette E. Spotts Resto & Andres G. RestoReynolds & Reynolds, Inc.The Ritter Charitable TrustSonja & Michael Saltman Suzanne Sanders-Krick & Len KrickSouthwest Gas CorporationDee & Don SnyderTerri & Roland Sturm Family FoundationTarget StoresMichelle TomasinoShari & Tim Wong

MUSEUM ASSOCIATES($2,500-$4,999)Jessica & Tom AmickArcata AssociatesRobert R. Banks FoundationJanet & Bryan BarnardBreslin BuildersDenise & Tim CashmanCentury Gaming TechnologiesCentury LinkDr. Girish & Vrushali DaulatJoanna & John FalbKathy & George GarlockHoussels Family FoundationKinder Morgan FoundationJohn Klai & Jon SparerDr. Joe Lapan Memorial FundLas Vegas Sands FoundationPauline & John LeeKathleen & Greg MadduxMJ Christensen DiamondsMuseum of Science/ NISE NetworkNevada Orthopedic and Spine CenterODS Chauff eured TransportationLinda Lusk QuinnDonald W. Reynolds FoundationSamuel LionelCorey SandersSlater Hanifan Group Union Pacifi c FoundationVegas Magazine PartnersWallace-Morris SurveyingMichael Yackira

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Vegas/Rated MagazineThe Whiting-Turner Contracting CompanyRashelle & Alan J. WillPatricia & Richard Wright

IN-KIND($1,000 AND MORE)AlbertsonsBEST AgencyBradford Renaissance Portraits Corp.Brownstein Hyatt Farber SchreckBy DzignCashman Photo ServicesDragon Ridge Country ClubAngela EdgeworthENCORE ProductionsFour Seasons Resort Maui at WaileaSuzi GrgurichLas Vegas PhilharmonicLas Vegas Review-JournalLas Vegas Sands FoundationMicrosoftMJ Christensen DiamondsNeiman MarcusPenn and TellerPopNogginsR&R Partners FoundationSouthern Wine & SpiritsSPI EntertainmentSt. Jude Children’s Research HospitalHeidi StrausSurf AirThe Art of Catering by Vic VegasThe Capital GrilleVarnish DesignVegas/Rated MagazineWolfgang Puck Fine Dining GroupAs of September 2014

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