Life in the Mist

Grades 2-8

Venture into the biological diversity of rain forest ecosystems by examining real Museum specimens. Discover the wildlife, plants, products, and cultures of the rain forest, and learn how people are working to protect these ecological treasures. The program content will be adapted for your grade level.

45 minutes. Maximum 30 students per class.

Spanish-speaking educators may be available upon request.

Standards:

Geography: 2,5,6
Literacy: 1,4
Science: 3,5

Cost:

$200/2 sessions of same class, $70/each additional class. Travel fees apply.

Registration Information:

Call Reservations at 303.370.6453, Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. or outreach@dmns.org.

Scholarships are available for bus reimbursements, programs at the Museum, and at your school.
Find out if your school is eligible.

 

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