The Poop Museum, presented by award-winning storyteller and teacvher, Susie Maguire,  covers the serious science of poop and pooping, and is delivered with the silliness that you might imagine accompanying a program about poop for young kids. It is the perfect combination of fun, and fabulous, fascinating facts, so that kids (and parents) never forget what they learned.

Aimed at the 4-9 age group, the program engages kids as young as 3 and as old as 12. Parents and teens love it too! 😂

The program is designed for 45 minutes, but often runs to 55 minutes, with even the youngest children, not wanting it to end!

Some of the questions we answer in the Part 1 program, include:

• What is poop?

• Does every animal poop? (Spoiler: NO!)

• Does every animal have a butt? (Spoiler: NO!)

• Is there really sweet, tasty poop that you can eat? (Spoiler: YES!)

• Is there really poop that you can play in? (Spoiler: YES!)

• Who is the world’s messiest, fartiest, pooper?

• Which animal does a poop dance?

• Which animal has poop attack power?

• Which animal eats their mom’s poop?

• and much more!

During the program we cover many different kinds of animal and insect poops, but we also talk about human poop, including:

• Why is it brown?

• Why is it stinky?

• Why is there corn in it?

The program is fast paced but highly interactive. If kids have questions, and they almost always do, I have answers, from my encyclopaedic poop knowledge.