Visiting the Langley Theater means glide through the sky on everything from a hot air balloon to a fighter jet. Exhibits cover the entire spectrum of the life sciences, minerals, botanicals, and zoological and geological materials. The Dinosaur Hall, exhibits on the evolution of human fossils, live Insect Zoo, bird displays, plants, rocks, and gems. The Sea Life Hall contains live marine life, plus a living coral reef. The Discovery Room is a big hit with children, of every age, with its hands-on activities and exhibits.
Children can explore everything from the texture of an elephant tusk to an arrowhead.
Plus, the Natural History Museum's costume room allows children to try on costumes from around the world. For the enjoyment of children, the Museum of American History presents the Hands On History Room, Hands On Science Center, Lemelson Center, and the ABC's of American History. In the Hands On History Room, history is placed directly in the hands of children. At this exhibit they will be able to participate in activities such as sending a message by telegraph, and riding on a high wheel bicycle. Children can unravel some of the mysteries of science in the Hands On Science Center.