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Dallas Arboretum

Moody Oasis: Path to Pollen Learning Gallery Program (Field Trip) - During School Day

Are insects our friends or foes? Are they pests? No! 75% of all flowering plants need animal pollinators. This includes the majority of the plant foods in our diet. In this program students learn about the important relationships between plants and pollinators and how each are adapted to benefit fro...

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Chefsville Kids

Chefsville-Kids: Cinco de Mayo (Hybrid Learning) 2024

Time for a celebration! Cinco de Mayo is a great celebration about overcoming obstacles even when the odds seem overwhelming, and students will learn to apply the story of Cinco de Mayo to their lives as they learn about the holiday's history in this program. Students will embark on a journe...

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Perot Museum of Nature and Science

Earth and Space Family Science Night - Campus Visit

Three…two…one…blast off! Launch into learning about our planet, solar system, and universe. Activities will explore weather and landforms, rockets and rovers, the possibility of life on other planets, and so much more! In order to request your program you must copy/paste in your browser and...

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The Writer's Garret

BookMarks! Self-management: How can we help Ralph tell a story? (In-person Workshop)

Self-management is our ability to manage our emotions, thoughts, and behaviors effectively. Using our self-management skills helps us be productive and reach our goals. It also helps us get along with others in our community. Students will learn about self-management tools and apply them to the fict...

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Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Reporting on History - Dallas Civil Rights

Students put on their journalists' hats and go back to the 1960s to better understand the Civil Rights Movement in Dallas. Through primary sources, from on-site film footage to eyewitness reports, they will write their own front-page news story on the Civil Rights sit-in at the Piccadilly Cafeteria....

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Dallas Children's Theater

C.S. Lewis’ THE MAGICIAN’S NEPHEW

In this prequel to C.S. Lewis's The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, young Digory wants nothing more than to save his ailing mother. When Digory's eccentric, bumbling magician uncle tricks him and his neighbor Polly into a world between worlds, they accidentally awaken Jadis, an evil queen who sets...

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Chefsville Kids

Westward Expansion Lewis and Clark (Assembly Program) On Campus 2024

Join us on this westward expansion journey where we’ll learn the story of Lewis and Clark. The students will identify the tools, clothing, and goods needed for the journey. We’ll discuss historical figures such as Thomas Jefferson, Meriweather Lewis, William Clark, and Sacagawea. Using maps and ...

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MCP Shows - In school performing artists

Weather Wonders - the water cycle, weather, clouds, and more. On Campus Program

A science program about the weather, the water cycle, states of matter and clouds.  Children will find it fascinating to watch the various magic tricks that demonstrate steam, evaporation, snow, and ice. Types of precipitation will be taught as well as information about tornadoes and lightning. Lig...

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The Artist Outreach

Creating Songs Using Mathematics

Students will create rhythms by using the award winning, RHYTHM CLOCK manipulative, which combines math concepts and music into one teaching manipulative tool (distributed through RBI Instruments). With this tool, students will create rhythmic patterns for the original song while associating fracti...

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