Children's Programming

Children and Early Teen Programming provides a fun and educational experience for younger attendees aged twelve and under. Children’s Programming is located in the Hyatt in rooms Gilpatrick A-C. For the safety of the children attending the convention we ask that a parent or guardian accompany their minor children at all times.

Along with providing a child safe environment we here at Anime Milwaukee have plenty of crafts such as the 1000 Cranes, Paper Lanterns, Cat Ears and other fun crafts. Back by popular demand will be the Chibi Masquerade, as well as Japanese Lessons and the Ask an Actor Q&A panel for your child to partake in as well. We even have a Parent’s Panel explaining what all this Anime stuff your children love is all about! Look below at some of the programming that we have lined up for the weekend.

Crafts:

• Coloring Contests
• Cat Ears
• Wrist Worn Soot Sprite
• 1000 Cranes
• Carp Kite
• Paper Lantern
• Shadow Puppets

• OMG! WHAT IS MY CHILD WATCHING! A Brief introduction to Anime
• Ask an Actor Q&A
• Chibi Masquerade
• Japanese 100: Basic Japanese everyone should know for their anime viewing pleasure

Coloring Contest

1. Only one entry per child.
2. The contest is for children ages 3 to 12.
3. All entries are due by February 11, 2012.
4. Entries must be e-mailed to children’s programming at children@animemilwaukee.com.
5. Voting will be done by Friday, February 17, 2012.
6. The winners will be announced during Closing Ceremonies.
7. Prizes will be given out for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. 1st and 2nd place runner-ups will be given certificates.

We welcome all programming recommendations. If there is anything that you would like us to specifically offer, please e-mail children@animemilwaukee.com.
Kids, if you have any suggestions please send us an email with your parents help. We would love to hear from you too!

Anime Milwaukee’s Children and Early Teen Programming is not a licensed or certified babysitter or daycare and we remind you again, for the safety of the children attending the convention, that a parent or guardian accompany their minor children at all times.