COMING SOON

George Washington Carver
On Exhibit Saturday, July 31 – Sunday, October 24

Born into slavery, George Washington Carver became a trailblazing scientist whose experiments with plants laid the groundwork for today's research on plant-based fuels, medicines, and everyday products. His persistence and compassion nourished a lifelong mission to bring practical knowledge to those in need.
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K'NEX: Building Thrill Rides
On Exhibit Sunday, November 7 – Monday, January 17

Explore the science and engineering that goes into creating a pulse-pounding theme park experience when you check out this exhibit's astounding amusement park models, including a ten-foot roller coaster. Then, students build their own twisting, looping thrill ride!
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Thrill Ride: The Science of Fun
Playing in Omni Friday, July 2 – Monday, January 17

Take a white-knuckle trip through the science, history, and future of roller coasters. Gain insight into the talents of modern-day thrill masters as they work their magic with today's most sophisticated computers, cameras, and lighting technology.
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Australia: Land Beyond Time
Opens in Omni Friday, September 10

Soar over the Outback's infinite desert, scale the sacred red rock, and sidle up to Australia's most reclusive creatures as you explore the world's largest island. Renowned for its unique animals and rugged, unspoiled wilderness, Australia offers an exotic adventure most people will never experience first hand.
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FIELD TRIP ACTIVITIES

Special Small Group and Assembly Programs
Advance registration required

Did you know that groups can reserve one of our many live presentations? Some can even be tailored to your curriculum. Consider the following presentations:

To make a reservation, email presentationrequests@mos.org at least two weeks in advance with your requested show title, date of visit, and number of attendees.
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Dynamic Life Fall Teachers Series
September and October

Using Museum resources, teachers engage in adult learning that supports teaching complex topics in biology. Middle school life science teachers are invited to gather for a series of Wednesday afternoon professional meetings focused on biodiversity, human biology, and genetics and evolution.
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IN THIS ISSUE

- George Washington Carver

- K'NEX

- Thrill Ride

- Australia

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

- Dynamic Life

PLAN A GREAT TRIP

For information on field trips or to make a reservation, contact Science Central (open daily 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.) at 617-723-2500 or fieldtrips@mos.org.

Need help getting started? Our Museum educators are happy to help you create a field trip with a Field Trip Planning Session. Call 617-589-0172.

SAVE THE DATE

DON'T FORGET

September and October are $2 Field Trip months for schools that offer free and reduced lunch participation at or above 35%.