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Cave of the Mounds

Known as ‘Wisconsin’s Oldest Classroom,’ the cave features stunning geological formations and unique mineral deposits, providing an excellent backdrop for learning about geology, ecology, and environmental science.

Cradle of Aviation Museum

The museum, uniquely situated on Long Island, where many aviation milestones took place, offers students a comprehensive exploration of the history of aviation and space exploration.

Da Vinci Science Center

The center offers dynamic educational programs designed to bring STEAM principles to life through hands-on exploration, animal encounters, and interactive exhibits.

Carnegie Museum of Natural History

The museum offers a variety of student programs and field trips designed to foster a deeper understanding of science, nature and world cultures.

Carnegie Museum of Art

Part of the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, the Carnegie Museum of Art offers a rich collection of American and European works from the 16th century to the present.

Recently Published

Teach the Declaration in 2026: A Classroom-to-Stage Plan with ‘1776’ at Ford’s Theatre

At the core of this exciting educational experience, ‘1776’ ties together classroom learning with a visual representation of history. This popular American musical is an insightful, vibrant and humorous take on our founding fathers’ determination to persuade the 13 colonies to separate from British rule.

Philadelphia Field Trips for Students

You won’t believe your eyes at the Museum of Illusions, a one-of-a-kind “edu-tainment” destination providing students with a unique and interactive experience.