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Holiday fun making paper lanterns

Whanganui Midweek
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Rose McLean and Georgia McLean were busy applying decorations for their paper lanterns. Photo/Karen Hughes

Rose McLean and Georgia McLean were busy applying decorations for their paper lanterns. Photo/Karen Hughes

Making Matariki-themed lanterns was a popular school holiday activity for children at the Whanganui Regional Museum on Thursday, July 11. The children who participated were able to make their very own paper lanterns to light up the dark winter nights.

These children are holding up their completed paper lanterns. Photo/Karen Hughes.
These children are holding up their completed paper lanterns. Photo/Karen Hughes.

Coming up on Thursday, July 18, the museum will be offering more holiday fun with the “Make a Matariki star projector” activity. This will be getting children to construct a basic circuit to connect a battery-powered light.

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■ What: Make a Matariki star projector. When: Thursday, July 18, 10am - 12 noon. Where: Whanganui Regional Museum, 4 Watt St, Pukenamu Queen’s Park. Details: Suitable for children aged 8 or over. Cost $5 per child. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Bookings essential: email info@wrm.org.nz



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