Age 3-Grade 2
Jambo! Take a journey to the largest, most diverse continent on Earth.

Grades 3-6
Explore the diverse people and wildlife of the African continent.

Age 3-Grade 4
Study the basic anatomy of an insect and the amazing adaptations that help these small creatures survive in the wild.

Age 3-Grade 2
Join an expedition to seek out dinosaur bones.

Grades K-6
Compare the lifestyles of American Indians in Colorado. Experience life on the Great Plains in a tipi.

Grades K-6
Learn how animals and plants are uniquely adapted to life in Colorado's ecosystems.

Grades 4-8
Use forensic science to solve a murder mystery.

Grades 4-8
Use the investigative thinking processes of an archaeologist. Uncover the customs, culture, and everyday life of ancient Egypt.

Grades 2-6
Put some minerals to the test to determine their properties and characteristics.

Grades 1-8
Leave the confines of your classroom's four walls and immerse yourself in the night sky in our digital portable planetarium.

Grades 2-5
Use a stethoscope to hear your heart valves closing and learn how to keep your heart healthy.

Grades 2 & 3
Study the structure of an animal eye as you observe a cow eye dissection.

Grades 2-8
Venture into the biological diversity of rain forest ecosystems by examining real Museum specimens.

Grades 2-5
Explore lung anatomy as you observe a sheep lung dissection.

Grades 2-5
Learn the three main parts of the brain and their function and have fun teasing your own brain.

Grades 2-5
Examine how bones and muscles work together as you observe a chicken wing dissection.

Grades K-3
Imagine being an astronomer or astronaut working to understand our night sky.

Grades 5 & 6
Explore puberty during a sensitive, respectful, coed discussion led by a professional educator.

Age 3-Grade 1
Keep those senses busy!

Grades 2-5
From saliva to villi, explore the unusual and sometimes gross parts of your digestive system, aka your guts.