This specialized museum offers students an engaging exploration of the state’s aviation history and the science of flight. Housed in a historic 1937 terminal building, the museum features exhibits and interactive displays that bring aviation concepts to life.
Teachers planning a field trip can expect their students to engage with various exhibits showcasing vintage aircraft, aviation artifacts, and historical photographs. Interactive displays explain the principles of aerodynamics, aircraft design, and navigation. Students can learn about notable aviators from New Hampshire and the state’s contributions to aviation history.
Educational programs align with curriculum standards in STEM. Guided tours led by knowledgeable volunteers encourage interactive learning and critical thinking about flight mechanics, aerospace technology, and aviation careers. Workshops and activities may include flight simulators, model airplane building, and demonstrations of flight principles.
Teachers can access resources like pre-visit materials and lesson plans to integrate the museum experience into classroom instruction. Programs can be tailored to various grade levels and learning objectives.
