The Museum has developed a series of educational tours and supplemental materials for teachers and their students to families for all ages to help inspire curiosity, discovery and learning.
For families or other groups, tours are available for groups of 5 or more with one week advance notice. Tours usually last about 45 minutes and include a presentation by a docent, and then a Treasure Hunt or other hands-on activity. Trained USU undergraduate students volunteer as tour-guides.
1. All tours include hands-on activities and a discussion of what anthropology is.
2. Tours can be modified and customized to meet the needs of specific grade levels and lesson plans. Tours can also be for community groups .
3. We are also currently developing classroom activities that support your lesson plans, call for detials.
4. Let us know if there are any activities or tours that we can develop to support your curriculum at various grade levels.
**Current offerings include (Tours with astrix by them have teaching kits): |
If you can’t come to us, we can come to you via our teaching boxes! The Museum has developed a series of educational supplemental materials called teaching kits. The teaching kits can be used by teachers and their students and families to help inspire curiosity, discovery and learning. For more information about our programs, to schedule a tour or to use a teaching kit, please contact the museum at (435) 797-7545. |
