Exploring Animals
This program explores the adaptations of three groups of animals (birds, reptiles, mammals) that allow them to interact successfully with their environments.
Bring one of our science-education outreach programs to your school or home.
This program explores the adaptations of three groups of animals (birds, reptiles, mammals) that allow them to interact successfully with their environments.
Become a paleontologist as we discover how we know dinosaurs existed, how to tell the difference between dinosaurs and reptiles, and more!
Students will investigate the formations and processes shaping the planetary surface.
A Program of "Epoch" Proportions!
Fossils are clues to past environments. Discover how fossils form and investigate shared characteristics of fossils from a particular environment.
Pondering Puberty
Learn the science behind the changing adolescent body and find out what to expect on the road to adulthood.
Ralph Perkins II Wildlife Center & Woods Garden—Presented by KeyBank
Join a Museum educator as we explore Ohio's native animals. Discover the wildlife that inhabits our great state and meet some of our animal ambassadors.
Following Lucy's Footsteps
Trace the development of modern humans using information from fossil hominids as well as clues from living primates.
What It Means to Be Alive
Investigate what it means to be alive through careful observation and imaginative play.
Live Animals
Live animal programs offer an up-close look at native Ohio species while providing an exciting and memorable learning experience.
Teeth, Beaks, and Furs
All living things have the same basic needs, but each species has unique adaptations to help it survive.
