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Adaptations Explorations: Owls

Owls are remarkable birds and serve as an incredible model for your students learn about form, function, and adaptations! Using live animals, items from our collection and an owl pellet dissection (pellets will be mailed to you), your students...

All About Matter

Combine bubbles, eyedroppers, air in different states and you have an incredibly interactive program all about matter from the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History. We'll use dry ice and liquid nitrogen to focus on changes of state and your...

Bird's the Word: Battle of the Beaks

Through observation, we can investigate physical features, unique behaviors, and adaption strategies that help birds to survive in the environment. Join us as we study some familiar birds from the museum's science collection. We will learn...

Eggs Everywhere

Eggs are one of nature's most perfect designs and an incredible way to learn about animal life cycles, adaptations and survival. Using a simple chicken egg dissection, we'll hone student's observation skills. Specimens from our teaching...

Geometric Transformations

Ready for a mind-bending, shape-shifting approach to making geometric transformations? Using simple materials-scissors, tape and strips of paper-your students will create three-dimensional loops, then transform them into unusual shapes. We'll...

Icy Science

Looking for a "chilling" experience using one of the world's most unusual substances that will support your student’s process skill development? Then freeze some water, grab some salt and get ready for hands-on explorations that emphasize...

Investigations in Weathering , Erosion and Deposition

Get ready to shake it up and move mountains! Your students will experience the processes of weathering, erosion and deposition as they use earth materials to gain a better understanding of earth science. they will participate in engaging...

Resolve to Dissolve

Let's resolve to dissolve with solids, liquids and gases! Your student will experiment with different solutes and solvents and observe reactions of each. Mixtures and solutions will be identified throughout this interactive experience and students...

STEM in Action: Scribblebots

Scribblebots are motorized machines that move in chaotic ways, leaving interesting patterns in their wake. Student teams will use the Engineering Design Process and make simple circuits and offset motors, then manipulate variables. The result—a...