Dallas Arboretum
What's For Dinner? Classroom Lab (Field Trip) - During School Day
Like all ecosystems, the Arboretum is a complex and active place, filled with interconnected organisms. In this lab, students will closely observe the components of a terrarium: pill bugs, millipedes, moss, plants, mulch, rocks. They will then sort the living and non-living things and create food ch...
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Perot Museum of Nature and Science
Electrical Exploration - Campus Visit
Students will explore electrical circuits and learn about their application in our daily lives—including simple robots! From investigating open and closed circuits to comparing insulators and conductors, students will work in groups to light up and program unique creations.
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Chefsville Kids
Discover Language Arts through Cooking (Virtual/Asynchronous) 2024
Join us as we use a combination of lessons, images, videos, and cooking demonstrations to explore the world of language arts.
Students will discover the exciting world of language arts through cooking, health, and nutrition. Topics such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and active listening...
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Dallas Arboretum
It's a Bug's Life (On Campus) - During School Day
The Arboretum is home to hundreds of plant and animal species, including many bugs! In this program, students identify ‘bug’ as an informal name given to terrestrial arthropods and observe live organisms to identify the traits that make insects different from other arthropods. Students look closely ...
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Malone Connection
Stories That Move You * Shake, Rattle & Roll: A Snake’s Tale * K-2 or 3-5 * Asynchronous
Shake, Rattle & Roll: A Snake’s Tale
***The other animals do not understand the snake so he, his wife, and kids are bullied, ignored, and stepped on! (Does this sound familiar?) The snake dreams that he can bite and poison everyone who mistreats him, and his dream comes true, yet at what cost?...
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Dallas Arboretum
Dynamic Earth: Earth Cycles Learning Gallery Program - During School Day
The Earth is always changing. Weathering, erosion and deposition and the movement of tectonic plates cause slow and rapid changes to the Earth’s surface. In this program, your students will participate in hands-on inquiry with actual rock samples and observe natural processes of change at our intera...
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Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
What is an Upstander? - Around the World
This discussion-based interactive program allows students to explore what it means to be an Upstander through examples of American and Holocaust history. Then, they reflect on the impact of bystander behavior....
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Chefsville Kids
Chefsville-Kids: Cinco de Mayo (Assembly Program) On Campus 2024
Time to "celebrate!" -- This Cinco de Mayo program is a great way to teach students about a different culture and a story of determination. Students will learn the connections between Cinco de Mayo and their lives as they learn the history of the holiday.
Students will embark on a journey of disc...
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Chefsville Kids
Celebrate African American Cooking Greats (Assembly Program) On Campus 2024
Our program showcases heroic African Americans who excelled in their time with perseverance, determination, and willingness to make life better. Our program covers George Washington Carver, Edna Lewis, Rufus Estes, Chef Hercules, Frederick McKinley, Alfred Cralle, Norbert Rillieux, and more. This in...
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