Nutcracker Museum
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September 2018
Newsletter from The Nutcracker Lady
SCHOOL DAYS ARE HERE….
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From Ulbricht’s Seiffener Nussknackerhaus somes this friendly looking teacher that the young students are sure to love. |
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From KWO in Olbernau we have a Kindergarten teacher—a grandmother type that the youngest children will be happy with. |
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Also from KWO is a college professor who has earned his degrees and is now ready to pass on his knowledge to eager students. |
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From the Johann Weih workshops in the Rhoen area comes this teacher with bell and pencil in hand. Let’s put her with the upper grades as I am sure she would keep control!! |
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From the Steinbach workshops we have a mathematics teacher that is now ready to start his class on the intricacies of trigonometry. |
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From the Steinbach workshops we have a science teachers, magnifying glass in hand. We wonder what his first project will be for his classes. |
SCHOOL FIELD TRIPS OR CLASS PROJECTS
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TEACHERS PLEASE NOTE… We welcome field trips to the museum for your entire class, and have nutcracker hunts (our version of the scavenger hunt) for all grade levels. We can provide power point presentations for a teaching tool and if you have an idea for a class project that we could help with, please let us know. |
| Each year we have a contest with monetary prizes where students can use their imagination and creativity to build their own instrument that will crack a hazelnut. Here are several pictures of winning designs. | ||
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Arlene Wagner,
The
Nutcracker Lady
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07/23/21
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Dogs that are able to be carried at all times may come into the museum.
Service animals are
always welcome.
Contact Us
735 Front Street
P.O. Box 2212
Leavenworth, WA 98826
(509) 548-4573
MUSEUM HOURS
11:00PM - 5:00PM Daily
We suggest visitors arrive at the museum at least 30 minutes before closing.
Nutcracker Museum Mission Statement:
"To foster and encourage the interest of the general public of the importance of nuts in the diets of humans throughout history and in the evolution of the nutcracker. No other tool or collectible has shown such a wide diversity of material and design as the implements used to crack the hard shell of a nut".
Museum Admission:
Adults - $5.00 (Ages 17 - 64yrs)
Seniors - $3.50
(Age 65yrs +)
Youth - $2.00 (Ages 6 - 16yrs)
Child - FREE (Ages 0 - 5yrs)
Active
Military - FREE (Spouse & Children Free with ID)
