New Hampshire Farming, Conservation, Art, and Curiosity

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New Hampshire has long been a cultural hub of art, attracting artists with its stunning natural wonders

Aptly nicknamed “The White Mountain State” for its rugged mountain range, New Hampshire boasts a rich history in farming and agriculture to explore. Students will find their curiosity satisfied through the ample learning opportunities found around the state.

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The-Children's-Museum-of-New-HampshireChildren’s Museum of New Hampshire (Dover)

Inspire the next generation of innovators at the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire, where hands-on discoveries are waiting around every corner. The museum hosts numerous exciting year-round events and is committed to providing playful and interactive learning experiences for children of all ages. Thousands of students have visited here to learn about art, science, and culture. Through their fun educational programs and classes, students can tap into their creative side with decorative mask-making and the engineering of a fairytale. Or become junior scientists discovering animal adaptations and the science of sound. Check out their free learning resources for extra support in the classroom, before and after your visit. With so many great programs to explore, plan your next STEAM field trip at this adventurous destination.

SEE Science Center (Manchester)

SEE Science Center captivates young mindsTouch, try, laugh, and participate is the SEE Science Center way. A Manchester community hotspot for scientific learning opportunities since its opening in 1986, the center aims to provide a joyful and active experience to all those who visit. A comprehensive offering of student programs enables the creation of a science field trip tailored to the Next Generation Science Standards. Students are encouraged to get hands-on with everything from chemical reactions in the lab to gravity with Lego race car engineering. Bring the fun right to your classroom with one of their outreach programs. All their educational programs aim to engage students while connecting to science standards that will help fit seamlessly into classroom learning objectives. Larger-than-life exhibits on the universe and miniature models of local historical landmarks are all found here, ready for your next scientific adventure.

Joppa Hill Educational Farm (Bedford)

From dawn until dusk, the Joppa Hill Educational Farm operates a fully running farm and is open to all visitors looking to learn about the region’s rich agricultural heritage. Dating back to colonial times, agriculture has a significant history in New Hampshire. This farm aims to engage people of all ages in agricultural experiences that promote the importance of land conservation and agriculture, from its origins into the modern day. Take students on an educational farm tour for an interactive experience like no other, offering a day-in-the-life experience. Customizable fieldtrips allow you to meet your classroom curriculum objectives and target specific student outcomes. Hands-on activities will keep students engaged while they learn about preserving and sharing local agriculture. Ellie the farm cat, Bambi the bunny, and everyone else are all awaiting your visit.

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Joppa Hill gives student groups a fun and unique learning experience. Photo credit: Joppa Hill Educational Farm Facebook

Living Shores Aquarium (Glen)

Alligators, axolotls and scorpions, oh my! A wonderful oceanic exploration awaits at the Living Shores Aquarium in Glen. Committed to inspiring compassion, curiosity and conservation, there is no better place to visit when exploring sea life. Two dozen species of animals populate the aquarium, and since their opening in 2019, over 60 rescued animals have found their home here. Students have the opportunity to gain insight into the importance of wildlife conservation and life sciences. The aquarium provides a fully rounded experience for visiting student groups. Get interactive fun with touch pools and animal feedings, as well as educational workshops and presentations on the aquatic residents found here. Help students gain a fuller understanding of aquatic animals and all the ways marine life shapes the natural world around them.

Living Shores Aquarium

Touch tanks let students experience underwater creatures up close. Photo credit: Living Shores Aquarium Facebook

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Header image: Exciting interactive learning opportunities abound at SEE Science Center. Photo credit: SEE Science Center Facebook

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