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Date/Time
Date(s) - 04/20/2021
3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Location
Cook Museum of Natural Science
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April Community Classes
Tuesdays, April 6 & 20
3 – 4:30 pm
Tuesdays, April 6 & 20
3 – 4:30 pm
Limited spots available. Admission to the Exhibits is not included. There are two ways to register: in person at the Guest Services desk in the Museum lobby or contact the Group Sales department during regular weekday business hours at groups@cookmuseum.org or (256) 898-6312.
Identical class topics offered on all April Community Class dates.
April Class Topics:
K – 4th Grade Class: Geology 101
$12 (+ tax) per participant
Do you have an interest in rocks and other forms of geology? Come join us as we study the structure of the earth, rock types, and the rock cycle. You will have a ton of fun modeling the Earth’s layers, demonstrating the rock cycle, and learning about Earth’s tectonic plates!
K – 4th Grade Class: Geology 101
$12 (+ tax) per participant
Do you have an interest in rocks and other forms of geology? Come join us as we study the structure of the earth, rock types, and the rock cycle. You will have a ton of fun modeling the Earth’s layers, demonstrating the rock cycle, and learning about Earth’s tectonic plates!
5th – 12th Grade Class: Echinoderm Investigation & Dissection
$18 (+ tax) per participant
Sea stars, sea cucumbers, brittle stars, and sand dollars, what are they? Echinoderms! Come learn what classes make up the Phylum Echinodermata and the characteristics they all share. Investigate each class, where it lives, and its role in its ecosystem. Investigate how they travel and what makes them echinoderms with hands-on activities and dissections of a sea star and sea urchin.
$18 (+ tax) per participant
Sea stars, sea cucumbers, brittle stars, and sand dollars, what are they? Echinoderms! Come learn what classes make up the Phylum Echinodermata and the characteristics they all share. Investigate each class, where it lives, and its role in its ecosystem. Investigate how they travel and what makes them echinoderms with hands-on activities and dissections of a sea star and sea urchin.