Each one hour presentation uses specimens, artifacts, colorful visual aids, and touchable materials. Presentations can accommodate 10-25 students and are not suitable for assemblies or combined classrooms. Teachers are sent pre-visit curriculum materials to prepare the class. Scheduling Programs are offered Tuesdays through Thursdays. Through active participation, young students are introduced to the world of dinosaurs.
Students take an imaginary photo safari to Africa to learn about the animals that live there.
Students are guided through a year in the life of an Inuit family of the central Canadian Arctic about 100 years ago. Students discover the seventeenth-century gender roles and seasonal tasks of the Seneca Indians. Presenters will discuss the misconceptions and stereotypes that many people have of Native Americans. These new and exciting outreach programs provide hands-on learning experiences at your school. Each program uses many visual and touchable materials, as well as provides an interactive project which students will take home.