 General Museum Programs - $35 per program, $3 per person
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for a Group Reservation Form in PDF format.
Click HERE
for an Online Reservation Form.
Click HERE
for a Education Groups Brochure, complete with GLCE's
for all programs, in PDF format.
Call (269) 965-5117 ext. 12 to
schedule a program over the phone.
Museum Programs are 30-45 minute hands-on and interactive
presentations that take place at the museum. Maximum number of students
is 40. Each program is available in Lower Elementary, Upper
Elementary, Middle School, and Adult levels. All programs are aligned
with Grade Level Content Expectations.
 Amazing Space
Discover how our solar system works. View amazing images and touch
pieces of space!
Animal Adaptations
Examine ways that animals adapt to their habitats to survive.
Bird Basics
Get up close and personal with actual birds and bird parts to learn
characteristics and adaptations of these amazing creatures.
Brrrrrrrrr...Battle Creek's Chilly Past
Discover what life was like during the Ice Age. Examine the remains
of animals of the Ice Age that lived right in our own backyard!
Bugs, Bugs, Bugs
Explore the fascinating world of these interesting little creatures!
Did you know that there are more types of bugs than any other living
thing?
 Growing Green
Examine how plants, trees, and wildflowers affect our world.
Long Ago Land
Examine the museum's fascinating array of fossils and dinosaur bones
to learn about the living things that once inhabited our planet.
Michigan Mammals
You will be amazed at what is living right in your own backyard!
The museum's marvelous variety of Michigan animal mounts will mesmerize
any audience.
Native Americans
Learn about Woodland Indians and how they used their surroundings
to survive.
Our Earth
Learn ways to protect our unique Earth for generations to come.
 Rocks and Minerals
Learn about the makeup of our earth by studying the museum's impressive
collection of rocks and minerals. Explore the origins of rocks
and the rock cycle, identify minerals, and more.
Slimy or Scaly?
Investigate the world of Herpetology by identifying our slimy and
scaly neighbors.
Water, Water Everywhere!
Investigate how water exists on Earth. Study conservation and resource
management as it
relates to our everyday lives. |
