Open daily between 10 and 5 during the week, it's a great way to make sure your kids are still learning even if they're not in the classroom. Exhibits for children of all ages as well as things for the adults to do as well. As for special exhibits going on right now, GROSSOLOGY is sure to be a winner.

MOHAI is a great place for anyone to explore Seattle through it's history, present, culture, stories and more. The Bezos Center for Innovation and True Northwest exhibits offer "snapshots" of the city through the years as well as artifacts worth holding on to.

This one's a bit of a gimme. Open from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. every day, they've always got new exhibits and events going on. An easy way to introduce your kids to new animals and pique their interests in how they can help support them. There's also the rose garden next door and an easy path down to Woodland Park if you want to add on to the experience.

Surely your kids will find something interesting in one of the largest non-profit air and space museums in the world. With more than 150 historic aircrafts and spacecrafts, just make sure they don't walk into anything while craning their necks to look at it all.

The Center for Wooden Boats at South Lake Union is a hub of hands-on learning year-round. There's boat rentals, classes and workshops, field trips, lectures, and other opportunities for experience on the water and docks.

Even if you've been here before there's probably something new to check out. They're open 9:30 am to 5pm daily and you can turn the entire trip into a great learning experience about Washington's watery ecosystem.

Want to challenge your child's artistic side. Take them here and really take some time to look at all of the artwork on display. See what they think of the sculptures. Who knows, maybe you'll be inspiring a future exhibit.

Want your kids to learn about the lost history of Seattle? They'll find it here in a guided walking tour beneath Seattle’s sidewalks and streets. As they roam the subterranean passages that once were the main roadways and first-floor storefronts of old downtown Seattle, they'll hear stories that may or may not be appropriate for them after all...

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Visitor Center takes visitors of all ages on an interactive journey that brings to life the connections we share with others across the globe. Your kids might leave inspired enough to want to change the world. That's a good thing, right?

With tons of interactive displays here, this place was (literally) built with kids in mind. Depending on their age and interests, kids could come back here multiple days and find new things to do. 22,000 square feet of exhibits in all.

Another cool learning opportunity specific to Seattle. Kids can watch salmon migrate up the fish ladder at the Chittenden Locks through October. It just so happens that September is prime time for catching them on their way up. Professional naturalists provide daily salmon talks at the fish ladder following free one-hour tours.

Want to get your kids involved in theater Youth Theatre Northwest offers a full array of classes and programs to engage and inspire your child. They aim to unleash the creative genius of children through fun and imaginative play.