Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, April 22, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, April 22, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, April 22, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, April 22, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, April 23, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, April 23, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, April 23, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, April 23, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, April 24, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, April 24, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, April 24, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, April 24, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, April 25, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, April 25, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, April 25, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, April 25, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, April 26, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, April 26, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, April 26, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, April 26, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, April 29, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, April 29, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, April 29, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, April 29, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, April 30, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, April 30, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, April 30, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, April 30, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 1, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 1, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 1, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 1, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 2, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 2, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 2, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 2, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 3, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 3, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 3, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 3, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius Homeschool Day (Grades 6-12) Bird Strike
In-Person Programs for Homeschoolers
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought down the airplane by examining bird fragments and feathers collected from the affected aircraft and simulating processing DNA. Students will learn how bird strike data is used by airport managers to alter airfield habitats and debate proposed methods of discouraging bird congregation around airports. Please note that this program designed for students in grades 6-12 and led by museum educators. To be eligible, participating students must be in grades 6 through 12, and at least 11 years…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, May 6, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:30 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius Homeschool Day (Grades K-2) Classifying Shells
In-Person Programs for Homeschoolers
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare, contrast, and sort a variety of shells to sharpen their classification skills and strategies in this museum educator-led program.
Please note that this program designed for students in grades K-2 and led by Museum Educators. To be eligible, participating students must be in grades K through 2, and at least 5 years old by the date of the program. For older students, please explore our Homeschool Day programs for students in grades 3-5 and 6-12. For learners under the age of 5, please explore our PreK resources, Play Dates and World & Me programs.
We strongly recommend that all students, teachers, and chaperones wear masks during their visit.
Onsite school programs may be cancelled by the museum due to…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, May 6, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius Homeschool Day (Grades 3-5) Insect Survival
In-Person Programs for Homeschoolers
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
Insect Survival
During this museum educator-led program, students practice scientific skills and explore the survival strategies of insects. Students identify survival techniques such as camouflage, mimicry, biting, stinging and flying.
Please note that this program designed for students in grades 3-5 and led by Museum Educators. To be eligible, participating students must be in grades 3 through 5, and at least 8 years old by the date of the program. For younger students, please explore our Homeschool Day programs for students in grades K-2.
We strongly recommend that all students, teachers, and chaperones wear masks during their visit.
Onsite school programs may be cancelled by the museum due to unforeseen circumstances. This may include the day of your scheduled…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, May 6, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius Homeschool Day (Grades 6-12) Bird Strike
In-Person Programs for Homeschoolers
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought down the airplane by examining bird fragments and feathers collected from the affected aircraft and simulating processing DNA. Students will learn how bird strike data is used by airport managers to alter airfield habitats and debate proposed methods of discouraging bird congregation around airports. Please note that this program designed for students in grades 6-12 and led by museum educators. To be eligible, participating students must be in grades 6 through 12, and at least 11 years…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, May 6, 2024, 11:45 AM – 1:00 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 7, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 7, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 7, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 7, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 8, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 8, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 8, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 8, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 9, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 9, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 9, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 9, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 10, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 10, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 10, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 10, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, May 13, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, May 13, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, May 13, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, May 13, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 14, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 14, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 14, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 14, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 16, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 16, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 16, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 16, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 17, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 17, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 17, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 17, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, May 20, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, May 20, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, May 20, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, May 20, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 21, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 21, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 21, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 21, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 22, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 22, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 22, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 22, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 23, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 23, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 23, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 23, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 24, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 24, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 24, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 24, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 28, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 28, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 28, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, May 28, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 29, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 29, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 29, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, May 29, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 30, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 30, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 30, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, May 30, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 31, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 31, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 31, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, May 31, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius Homeschool Day (Grades 6-12) Exploded Cellphone – Pilot
In-Person Programs for Homeschoolers
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
Exploded Cellphone - Pilot Program
If you could look inside your cellphone, what would you find? In this brand-new, museum educator-led program students will take on the role of anthropologists and think critically about the materials, makers, and processes that make up these everyday devices. Students will make connections to geology, chemistry, technology, culture, and more as they work in groups to take apart a phone and investigate the unseen connections between this common device and the natural world.
Please note that this program designed for students in grades 6-12 and led by museum educators. To be eligible, participating students must be in grades 6 through 12, and at least 11 years old by the date of the program. For younger students, please explore our…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, June 3, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:30 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius Homeschool Day (Grades K-2) Discovering Dinosaurs
In-Person Programs for Homeschoolers
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
Discovering Dinosaurs
Explore dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals using fossil evidence. In this museum educator-led program, students observe, touch, compare, and contrast fossils of prehistoric animals to describe the animals’ characteristics and predict what those characteristics could tell us about how they lived their lives.
Please note that this program designed for students in grades K-2 and led by Museum Educators. To be eligible, participating students must be in grades K through 2, and at least 5 years old by the date of the program. For older students, please explore our Homeschool Day programs for students in grades 3-5 and 6-12. For learners under the age of 5, please explore our PreK resources, Play Dates and World & Me programs.
We strongly…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, June 3, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius Homeschool Day (Grades 3-5) Marine Ecosystems - Pilot Program
In-Person Programs for Homeschoolers
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
Marine Ecosystems
During this museum educator-led program, students take on the role of a school of Pacific Salmon in a role-playing game through the anadromous life cycle of salmon. Each play of the game introduces new interactions and relationships between organisms helping students examine how matter and energy flow through connected marine ecosystems.
Please note that this program designed for students in grades 3-5 and led by Museum Educators. To be eligible, participating students must be in grades 3 through 5, and at least 8 years old by the date of the program. For younger students, please explore our Homeschool Day programs for students in grades K-2.
We strongly recommend that all students, teachers, and chaperones wear masks during their visit.
Onsite…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, June 3, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius Homeschool Day (Grades 6-12) Exploded Cellphone – Pilot
In-Person Programs for Homeschoolers
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
Exploded Cellphone - Pilot Program
If you could look inside your cellphone, what would you find? In this brand-new, museum educator-led program students will take on the role of anthropologists and think critically about the materials, makers, and processes that make up these everyday devices. Students will make connections to geology, chemistry, technology, culture, and more as they work in groups to take apart a phone and investigate the unseen connections between this common device and the natural world.
Please note that this program designed for students in grades 6-12 and led by museum educators. To be eligible, participating students must be in grades 6 through 12, and at least 11 years old by the date of the program. For younger students, please explore our…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, June 3, 2024, 11:45 AM – 1:00 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, June 5, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, June 5, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, June 5, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, June 5, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, June 6, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, June 6, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, June 6, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, June 6, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, June 7, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, June 7, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, June 7, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, June 7, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, June 10, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, June 10, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, June 10, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Monday, June 10, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, June 11, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, June 11, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, June 11, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Tuesday, June 11, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, June 12, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, June 12, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, June 12, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Wednesday, June 12, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, June 13, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, June 13, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, June 13, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Thursday, June 13, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, June 14, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:00 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, June 14, 2024, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades K-5)
In-Person Programs for Grades K-5
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades K-5 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 45 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 30 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 30 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
Grades K-2 Options: Animal Adaptations
Discover how animals adapt to their environment by looking closely and making observations of animal specimens from the Museum’s collections. Students use observations and background knowledge to make inferences about how those adaptations help the animal to survive in its environment. Classifying Shells
Students will observe, describe, compare,…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, June 14, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu. Q?rius School Programs (Grades 6-12)
In-Person Programs for Grades 6-12
Q?rius (pronounced "curious") is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History — the science, researchers, and collections — out from behind the scenes.
School programs for grades 6-12 are led by museum educators and designed to keep students on task for 60 minutes. Programs require a minimum of 15 students present to run, with a maximum of 35 students per program slot. If your group contains more than 35 students, you must register for a second slot.
Teachers can choose from the following program offerings Mondays through Fridays:
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PROGRAM THAT YOU SELECT IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU DURING REGISTRATION. Bird Strike
During takeoff from Reagan National Airport, a plane collided with a flock of birds and was forced to make an emergency landing. During this museum educator-led program, students follow in the footsteps of Smithsonian scientists to determine the species of bird that brought…
Venue: Natural History Museum. Event Location: Ground Floor, Q?rius. Cost: FREE, but registration is required. Categories: Workshops.
Friday, June 14, 2024, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM.
For more info visit naturalhistory.si.edu.