Curriculum

Bringing ScienceWorks to your classroom



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Campers crafting instruments during ScienceWorks' Junkyard Orchestra camp

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This could be a section for any upcoming curriculum the team is working on. Garners excitement, returns to site for repeat business/continues subscription for new materials.

A Deinonychus constellation someone has made with the Dino Sky exhibit

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Available Curriculum

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Option two: list items in tile and text form as on the Education Experiences page, buttons lead to a pop-up or a new page with more info on the curriculum, download instructions, etc.

Two children and a mother look on excitedly at the wind tunnels as part of ScienceWorks' Take Flight exhibit
The view from a window on an airplane, blue sky and clouds pass below.
A boy plays in Pacific Crest Cove - a gentle play area at ScienceWorks Museum in Ashland Oregon

Pacific Crest Cove


Specifically designed for our youngest visitors, Pacific Crest Cove is a gentle play area that invites you to build with soft blue blocks, explore a castle, and partake in sensory experiences.

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The genuine NASA control panel that is on display at ScienceWorks Museum
children enjoying the space section of ScienceWorks
A photo of the Pterosaurs exhibit at ScienceWorks Museum in Ashland Oregon
A boy participating in the Vertical Jump Exhibit as part of ScienceWorks' Sportsology Collection.
an exposed fossil
abstract art
a stock photo of a cave
ScienceWorks' Hall of illusions
A girl pulls herself up on the Pulley Chairs, an exhibit at ScienceWorks Museum in Ashland

Pulley Chairs


This kinesthetic exhibit explores how simple machines make physical activities easier. Pull your chair all the way to the top!

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Brothers playing on the Little Flight Simulator at ScienceWorks Museum in Ashland Oregon

Flight Simulator


Have you ever wondered what it's like to fly a plane? Try it out with our fully immersive mini flight simulator exhibit. Take off, land, and experience the thrill of flight.

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Horned Beetle

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This could be a section where subscribers can share what kind of materials they would like to see from us in the future. This is a great opportunity to stay informed on what teachers and home educators are looking for and where available materials are lacking.

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