Your guide to activities and fun things to do with your preschoolers, toddlers and kids in Atlanta, GA

Continuing on our alphabetical journey through this wonderful city, we're now up to...

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IMAX:  Located at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, the IMAX Theater shows seasonal and educational films for the whole family.  The films have an extra large screen and surround sound to let you feel like you are part of the film.

ImagineIT: The Children's Museum of Atlanta: The perfect museum for kids 8 and under.  Totally hands on with exhibits kids can really get their hands on and in. From water play to pulleys and levers to painting and more.  Great place for kids and their parents to explore and learn

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Jimmy Carter Library and Museum: Former president and Nobel Peace Prize winner and native Georgian.  This is his official presidential library.  The museum covers Carters life and career -- from growing up in Plains, Georgia all the way through his presidency.  The library includes the worlds most exact replica of the Oval Office.  For preschoolers, the library hosts a special "Book Nook & Garden Safari" on select Monday's throughout the summer (resumes June 2009).

William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum: "The Breman celebrates and commemorates the Jewish experience and the universal themes of diversity and human dignity." You don't have to be Jewish to appreciate the Bremen.  The museum brings the Jewish culture to life for all visitors.  There are exhibits about Jewish life, culture and history as well as the role of the Jewish Community in Atlanta.  There is also a Holocaust gallery that may not be suitable for young children, but be sure to check it out with your pre-teens and teen age children.