1st - 3rd Grade
The TeepeeErect a teepee in your own schoolyard while learning first-hand the history, design and construction of this incredible dwelling. Location: Your School Wildlife WebsUntangle the web of Kansas wildlife as your students construct examples of food chains from the forest, pond, and prairie. These food chains will come alive as your students meet and learn about members of each food chain. Location: Kansas Schools A Pilgrim From PlymouthHistory will come alive for your grade school students when they are visited by a pilgrim from Plymouth. Step back into the 17th Century and experience the pilgrims' perilous journey to America. Location: Your School ![]() "Our Pilgrim was fabulous!
The Character places herself in 1623 and appears so real to the
students. It went right along with our study of pilgrims and Thanksgiving." Inspector InsectorThe Inspector, that mysterious agent from the Insect Division, is hot on the trail, trying to solve a case. Your class will help untangle the inspector's clues and in the process learn about some insects' homes, what insects eat and their life cycle. This program makes a fun introduction or a rewarding conclusion to our unit on insects. Location: Your School Kansas SymbolsWhat do the American bison, tiger salamander, and sunflower have in common? They are just a few of the natural symbols of the great state of Kansas. Learn about these and others through an interactive program with hands-on items and live animals. This is just the program to help your group celebrate Kansas statehood (Jan29). Join in with the presenter as we end the program with a rousing chorus of "Home on the Range". Location: Kansas Schools
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Mysteries, Wonders & Myths of NatureGuided by park rangers and naturalists, students will explore some of nature's most exciting mysteries. They will come to understand things once thought frightening, and then use their new found knowledge to help characters they meet in the woods. Grades: K - 2nd "The children were very active participants.. Prairie TravelerStep back into the year 1870 as "Mattie Johnson" shares the story of her life as a child on the Kansas prairie. Tales of wagon trains, Indians, buffalo stampedes, sod houses, and frontier education recreate the pioneer experience. Location: Your School ![]() "It was entertaining
as well as informative.
Two Falling VoicesHear the amazing true story of Mary Jemison. It
is spring 1758 on the Pennsylvania frontier and young Mary is
captured by Indians. Adopted by her new family, she is given the
name of "Two Falling Voices". Join Mary as she shares
her unforgettable journey and life with the Eastern Woodland Indians. Location: Your Schools |
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