Crime Lab + Explore Exhibit Galleries at Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum
(5th-8th) Can you solve a crime using science? Step into the role of a Museum detective and investigate a mystery using real forensic techniques. Students can explore over 250 interactive science and technology exhibits.
Guided Gallery Tour at Michigan Flight Museum & Air Adventures
(All Ages) Experience aviation history! Our expert docents guide your students through our galleries, filled with rare historical aircraft ranging from World War I to the Gulf War.
Health Education Lab + Explore Exhibit Galleries at Health Exploration Station
(K-6th) Hands-on health and science programs that help students build healthy habits and understand how their bodies work.
Explore Exhibit Galleries at Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum
(All ages) Plan an adventure with your students where knowledge is your destination. Students of all ages can explore over 250 interactive science and technology exhibits.
Engineering Design Lab + Explore Exhibit Galleries at Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum
(1st-2nd) How do engineers turn ideas into solutions? Take on hands-on design challenges that put the engineering process into action. Students can explore over 250 interactive science and technology exhibits.
Marvelous Magnets Lab + Explore Exhibit Galleries at Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum
(2nd-3rd) : What makes a magnet magnetic? Investigate the invisible forces of magnetism as you sort, test, attract, repel, and experiment. Students can explore over 250 interactive science and technology exhibits.
Insect Investigations at Leslie Science & Nature Center
(K-5th) After building a bug, meeting live insects, and trying your hand at pollinating plants, students will learn what it's like to be a bee as they attempt to gather enough nectar for the hive.
Habitat Hunt at Leslie Science & Nature Center
(K-5th) What is a habitat? Through guided exploration, a hike through the woods, and scientific journaling, students will discover what makes Black Pond Woods a special place for the animals that inhabit it.
Sensing Nature at Leslie Science & Nature Center
(K-2nd) How do animals use their sense of sight, smell, touch, taste, and hearing? Students will discover how animals use their senses to survive by observing a live animal up close, exploring stops along our “Sensory Nature Trail,” and much more! Your students’ senses are sure to be engaged!