It’s easy to forget that soil is teeming with life. With your students, dig into the ground and discover the creatures hiding there.

What is our primary source of heat and light? How do the daily and seasonal cycles of the Earth affect everyday life? Find out in this school program.

Enjoy a face-to-face visit with a rabbit, and pet its soft fur. Are all rabbits the same? What do they need? What is a hare and where does it live?

How did pioneers turn a sheep’s fleece into clothing? This flexible program will allow your students to explore the properties of wool through fun activities.

Your students will hear the rooster crow, touch the hen’s soft feathers, and watch the museum’s chickens peck.

Apples can be used for more than just eating. Use these fun inquiry-based activities about apples to explore math, science, and languages with your students.

Students can observe how the movement of our planet influences our daily rituals, the changing of seasons, and the environment as a whole.

Did you know pathogens can be tracked unknowingly onto farms on the soles of boots or shoes? Introduce your students to the subject of farm biosecurity and the risks of rapid disease transmission with

Learn about rabbits in your classroom or at home with these fun educational activities. What do rabbits need, how are they different from us?

In this interactive workshop, your students will discover the important role of bees in pollination, as well as the dangers they face.