NOTE: Before your visit, please review our Visitor Guidelines, as well as recent guidance from the State of Vermont.Read More
In accordance with new guidance from the State of Vermont, visitor groups must be limited to a single household and should stay together in the Museum.
If you plan to visit the Montshire from outside Vermont, please review the State of Vermont’s cross-state travel guidance. Visitors from outside Vermont must quarantine for 14 days prior to visiting.
The egg yolk and egg white serve two different purposes for a developing embryo. But these two different egg parts also serve different functions in the kitchen! Montshire educator Rebecca explains and even offers some fun and easy recipes to make with them!
Download the recipes and make it in your own kitchen at home!
Why don’t eggs break when hens sit on them? Join us for today’s egg strength challenge to see just how tough tiny eggs can be. No eggs to spare? No worries! Just watch along for a fun experiment.
Don’t forget to download the activity sheet for this experiment.
Surprise eggs, or cascarones, are a great way to make the most of your extra eggs and bring some fun to your weekend. Montshire educator Rebecca walks you through how to make your own!
Don’t forget to wash that egg beforehand and wash your hands after, too!
