Allow at least one hour. Historic aircraft, colorful airplane drawings, and inquisitive participants are key ingredients in this fun, self-guided program. Working in small chaperone-led groups, participants track down aircraft in the Museum's Great Gallery, trying to match pictures on aircraft clue cards. Chaperones help engage participants in careful examination and active discussion of the Museum's artifacts by reading aloud the information and questions on the back of each clue card. Chaperone-led program, with Docent or Museum Educator introduction.
Program requires one chaperone for every five children with a maximum of seven chaperones.
Pay for your group in a single transaction. Program also includes a hands-on activity. Program requires one chaperone for every five children, with a maximum of seven chaperones. Pay for your group in a single transaction. Participants learn how to test the controls that steer an airplane in the Flight Zone, and fly away with new vocabulary and an understanding of how mechanical parts work together to control an airplane.