Tours are 1 hour unless otherwise indicated. Tours address standards in social studies and science and are adapted to support your educational needs. Our famous dinosaur collection and many hands-on objects are combined to give students a close look at dinosaurs and other animals that lived long ago. Journey to the Arctic and learn about the people and animals who call this area home. A game board activity on Arctic habitats is included.
Students discover where and how animals live and learn how to classify birds, mammals, and reptiles.
By searching for distinctive animal features, patterns, and shapes, students discover how to look at and learn from museum objects. Tour our Hall of African Wildlife to learn about the many animals that make their home on the African savanna. A game board activity on savanna animals concludes this tour. Students investigate Native American cultures past and present, as well as the geographical areas where they live. An in-depth look at our famous dinosaur skeletons and many touchable fossils help students discover how dinosaurs lived and survived for millions of years.