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The Biggest, Smallest, and Most Amazing Mammals of All Time!
Use the Educator's Guide and related resources to help plan your visit.
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Hands-On Activities for Kids
Encourage your students to engage in hands-on, minds-on fun over summer vacation with these activities.
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How many constellations and planets can you find among the stars in the night sky? Record your findings in a stellar sky journal.
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You don't have to be a professional paleontologist to collect fossils. This handy guide shows you how and where to find them.
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Discover the diversity of your local bird population by watching as they eat and recording your observations in a journal.
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Make a 3D diorama. All you need are pasta, play-doh, pipe cleaners, pom-poms, and hair curlers.
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You can find rocks almost anywhere. Follow these easy steps to collect, observe, sort, and display your rocks.
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Stretch your imagination with a personal look at how the height and velocity of your vantage point affect the view.
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Archaeologists create different kinds of map. Map your own world by creating a plan of your room.
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Make a bracelet that matches the DNA code of a plant or animal!
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Put on these handmade masks and puppets and tell your own mythic tale.
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May 2009
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Museum Programs
Available for graduate credit or NYC P-Credit. Multi-day workshops and institutes from Curriculum Topic Study at the Museum, Seminars on Science, TRUST, and a new collaboration between AMNH and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Schools are invited to the 5th Annual Urban Advantage Citywide 8th Grade Science EXPO at the Museum! Also, renew your participation in Urban Advantage by completing the recommitment form to secure your spot.
A new workshop series for K-12 science teachers focused on bridging the gap between standards and practice through a collection of resources to explore science topics using standards, cognitive research, and the Museum’s rich exhibitions and online resources.
Take your students on a field expedition focused on landforms, weather, plate tectonics, or animal adaptations, including human evolution!
More museum programs...
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