Sedimentary, Metamorphic, Igneous oh my! Today we will learn about the rock cycle, the 3 types of rocks found on earth, and the amazing minerals that make up these rocks.

Join us today as we become Paleontologists and Archaeologists. Learn about the different types of fossils that give us insight into the history of the earth. Find out about your favorite dinosaurs, and create your own fossil.

Prehistory didn’t just take place on land. Let us explore the world of the undersea "monsters" that ruled our ancient oceans.

Here in Florida, we are surrounded by some of the most interesting animals on Earth! Join us as we welcome special animal guests from Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, and learn about Florida's amazing animals.

Join us today as we focus on our gardening skills.  Help out the museum by being part of replanting our backyard garden.  Be prepared to get dirty, and take home your own garden plant to take care of. 

Asian inventors have created many every day objects that we take for granted. Thanks to them we have wheels, umbrellas, toilet paper, Play Stations, and ice cream. Come out and explore some of these inventions and their inventors via hands on experiments.

The word Geography means "earth description." It is a science that deals with the topography of the land and its inhabitants. Join us as we learn about this science and enjoy hands on activities that help us understand how we humans are part of the earth.

There were many different "ages" of world exploration, but rarely do we ask, "What were they looking for?". Today we explore the resources that seemed invaluable to these explorers and whether or not they are still invaluable.

What is a population? Why do scientists need to know about populations? How do they collect the data? Find out the answers to these questions today, and learn about the importance on knowing population numbers of living things.