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Cincinnati Museum Center
Educator’s Guide
2015 -2016
For K-12 educators
Featuring
Special Exhibits
OMNIMAX® films
Learning Labs
Cincinnati History Museum
Duke Energy Children’s Museum
Museum of Natural History & Science
cincymuseum.org
Child’s Play Becomes Fine Art
The Art of the Brick presents LEGO bricks in a whole
new light, demonstrating the potential of creativity and
the power of imagination.
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The Art of the Brick features over 100 works by
contemporary artist Nathan Sawaya. But rather than
paint and canvas, these masterpieces are made
entirely of LEGO bricks.
These toys provide sensory
learning, engineering lessons
and unbridled creativity.
The exhibit features re-imagined
versions of masterpieces including
Van Gogh’s Starry Night and
Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa.
Open October 23 - May 8
Fun Facts
LEGO bricks have been used in
engineering and other technical
fields to do real design and science.
The bricks produced today have the
same bumps and holes, and can still
interlock with those produced in 1958.
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Robert D. Lindner Family OMNIMAX® Theater
Feature Films
As NASA prepares to launch into a new phase of
exploration and discovery, Journey to Space takes you
along for the ride.
Join current and former astronauts as the film examines
NASA’s history and puts into context the incredible
contributions made by the Space Shuttle program and
its intrepid space pioneers. It then turns the page, looking
to again go where no crew has gone before: Mars.
Take an in-depth look at the training, technology and
ingenuity of NASA’s next giant leap for mankind.
Opens October 9
Explore the wilds of America and celebrate the
100th Anniversary of our National Parks in this new
OMNIMAX film as big as the outdoors. MacGillivray
Freeman’s National Parks Adventure takes you on
the ultimate off-trail adventure into the nation’s
awe-inspiring untamed wilderness. Spectacularly wild
and beautiful places like Yellowstone, the Everglades,
the Redwoods and Arches reveal a tapestry of natural
wonders that will inspire the adventurer in us all.
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Opens February 12, 2016
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We’ll take you there
Schedule one of our
OMNIMAX® films during
your next field trip!
Our Robert D. Lindner Family OMNIMAX® Theater has
an archive of on-demand films that can be reserved for
school groups as schedules permit. Many of these
classic films have Teacher Guides available for download.
Find out more at cincymuseum.org/educators.
D-Day: Normandy 1944
Forces of Nature
Humpback Whales
Jerusalem
Journey into Amazing Caves
Lewis & Clark: Great Journey West
Mummies: Secrets of the Pharaohs
Ring of Fire
Tornado Alley
Under the Sea
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For the Holidays
Ride along as you steam across some of North
America’s most beautiful and forbidding landscapes
on the original route of the Canadian Pacific Railway –
a transcontinental track carved out of the wilderness
more than a century ago.
Holiday Junction
featuring the Duke Energy Holiday Trains
Opens November 6
All aboard! Step inside Holiday Junction featuring the
Duke Energy Holiday Trains this winter and discover a
world of engineering, locomotion and heart-warming
holiday traditions. Watch the Duke Energy Holiday
Trains as they pass by on miniature displays, meet
Santa, say hello to local train collectors, complete
hands-on crafts, participate in activities and ride through
a holiday scene on our riding train, The Cincinnatian!
Appropriate for all grades and ages.
Children must be under 52 inches tall
to enjoy the train ride.
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Enhance Your Student’s Learning
All programs focus on problem-based learning and help develop critical thinking skills while aligning with Ohio
Revised Academic Content Standards and National Academic Standards. Designed for school groups. Some
programs are available for double-booking to accommodate larger classes. See class listing for details.
Learning Labs
Investigate topics like dinosaurs, simple machines, archaeology
and astronomy in our interactive labs that inspire all ages to
learn and participate. Choose from several Learning Labs, some
of which include suggested OMNIMAX® pairings and guided
tours of Museum exhibits. Designed for pre-kindergarten
through grade 12. Chaperone ratio for preschool through
grade 5 is1:5; grade 6 and up is 1:10.
If a class listing outside of your students’ grade fits into your
curriculum, please let us know as we are able to modify
most programs.
Early Childhood Learning Labs PreK-K
Tuesday through Friday, on the hour and half hour starting at
9:30 a.m. 30 minutes, maximum 25 students per lab.
Primary & Secondary Learning Labs Grades 1-12
Monday through Friday, on the hour and half hour starting at
9:30 a.m. 60 minutes, maximum 30 students per lab.
All programs are Learning Labs unless marked
Discovery Lab
Discovery Labs Grades 4-12
Available Monday through Friday, starting at 10 and 11 a.m.
50 minutes, maximum 40 students per lab.
Experience real-world problems and project-based learning in
an open laboratory environment designed to support STEM
(Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) learning,
innovation and experimentation.
Early Childhood
Programs
Discover history and science through age-appropriate,
hands-on programs designed for our youngest learners.
All Learning Labs are aligned with Ohio’s Revised Academic
Content Standards and National Academic Standards.
Available Tuesday through Friday unless noted below.
Double sessions are avalable to accommodate larger groups.
*double sessions available
Block by Block* PreK-K
Learn to build. Build to learn! Use a variety of materials to
construct, sort and classify while working cooperatively.
Let’s All Celebrate!* PreK-K
Children from all around the world love to celebrate. Travel the
globe and explore a variety of child-centered ceremonies.
Meet Stuffee PreK-K
Meet Stuffee, a nine-foot-tall, blue-haired, smiling anatomy
doll. Feed Stuffee lunch then unzip him to identify a number of
organs, discuss their functions and learn how our body works.
My Rainforest Adventure PreK-K
Take an imaginary tour of a rainforest canopy to learn about
the animals and plants that live there.
This Little Dinosaur* PreK-K
Discover a tale of exploration that’s 65 million years in the
making through replica dinosaur fossils, footprints and
other evidence.
This program is available on Mondays.
Will it Float?* PreK-K
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Is water heavy or light? Does air have anything to do
with buoyancy? Experiment with the basic principles of
water as you test objects that either sink or float.
Science Programs
Cave Dwellers* Grades 1-5
Discover the delicate ecosystem of a cave and investigate
the animals that call it home. This program includes a guided
experience of our replica limestone cave inside the Museum
of Natural History & Science. Pairs well with OMNIMAX® film
Journey into Amazing Caves.
Creature Feature Grades 1-5
Animal adaptations are all around us. Learn about how some
animals adapt to survive with modified scales, teeth, feet,
or armor. Check out these modifications with LIVE animals
and real artifacts like whale baleen and armadillo armor!
Dinosaur Discovery* Grades 1-5
Students become curators and learn how museums use 3D
printing to research and preserve collection items for the
future and to share up close with the public.
Become a junior paleontologist and work with your team
to discover fossils wrapped in a crate. Then investigate the
properties and characteristics of the fossils to identify them.
This program includes a guided experience in the Museum
of Natural History & Science’s Dino Hall.
Be a Rock Star* Grades 2-5
NEW! Do You Nano? Grades 4-12
NEW! 3D Printing Maker Lab Grades 6-12
Discovery Lab
Transform into a geologist, follow the rock cycle and
learn how rocks form and change. Discover the different
properties of rocks and categorize them based on a set
of criteria. Pairs well with the OMNIMAX® film Ring of Fire.
Be a Space Ace Grades 4-8
Help scientists discover clues about the planets in our
solar system. Participate in stellar activities that focus on
problem-solving and hands-on experiments. Pairs well with
the OMNIMAX® film Journey to Space.
NEW! Bee the Pollinator Grades 1-3
Organisms perform a variety of roles in an ecosystem.
Learn how pollination works and about the different animals
that play a role in this process. Students will experience
how plants attract pollinators through scent and see flowers
through the eyes of a bee.
The Best of Biology Grades 9-12
Discovery Lab
Explore the small of it all and the huge impact nanoscience
has on you. Students will participate in exciting nano
experiments to uncover the behavior of molecules on the
nanoscale (1 billionth of a meter) and understand the
application and societal impact of nanoscience on the health
field, environment, technology, engineering and much more.
Eco-Life Grades 4-10
Discovery Lab
Record data, predict outcomes and build solutions to local
and global eco-challenges. Use math skills and provided
materials throughout STEM Discovery Lab stations to learn
more about the water we drink, the fuel we use and the
impact (both social and economic) of human behavior on the
health of our environment.
Discovery Lab
Work with Cincinnati Museum Center collection items and
apply concepts of adaptation, taxonomy and genetics to the
natural world.
Science Programs continued on next page
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Science Programs
Fantastic Physics Grades 4-12
Continued
Discovery Lab
Measure distance, energy and force while launching table
top trebuchets. Make dancing non-Newtonian fluid, explore
nano science applications and more in this physics-based class.
Forces of Nature Grades 4-8
Take a closer look at monster storms and natural disasters
to experience how scientists study them. Team up to complete
hands-on experiments. Test your own hypotheses while
exploring key principles of meteorology and seismology.
Pairs well with the OMNIMAX® film Forces of Nature.
Interact with Chemistry Grades 9 -12
Discovery Lab
Create chemical and physical changes and explore acids
and bases. Gain an understanding of the elements on the
periodic table and learn about the behavior of atoms
and molecules.
NEW! Preserving our Heritage:
America’s National Parks Grades 3-5
Celebrate the 100th birthday of the National Parks by learning
about their history and see how it fits into Ohio’s history.
Discover why it is important to protect land and see if you
could survive in the wild. Pairs well the with the OMNIMAX®
film National Parks Adventure.
Simple Machines at Work (and Play) Grades 1-4
Learn the basics of simple machines, then analyze and
engage with the machine stations in the Duke Energy
Children’s Museum’s Energy Zone. Discover the function
of each station and see how we use simple machines to
accomplish jobs.
This program is not offered on Mondays.
STEM-ing it Up! Grades 4-8
The relationship between humans and the environment
has changed in many ways during the last 300 years.
Learn about the cultures of this region and discover how
they impacted the environment, from Native American
practices to modern technologies and conservation methods.
This program includes a guided experience in the Museum
of Natural History & Science’s Pathways to Change exhibit.
NEW! Super Heroes of STEMville! Grades 4-9
Discovery Lab
Calling all engineer heroes of the future! The citizens of
STEMville need your engineering and math skills to solve a
crime, divert a city-wide disaster or save the community from
an unknown environmental hazard. Should you accept, be
prepared to quickly engage your STEM skills to successfully
create, test and solve for the challenge. Educators may
request a specific challenge at the time of registration.
Toying with Physics Grades 4-12
Explore physics and investigate the laws of motion through
toy-based science with an emphasis on potential and
kinetic energy. Use scientific inquiry skills to predict, observe,
explain and summarize your hypotheses and results.
What’s the (State of) Matter? Grades 1-5
Learn about solids, liquids, gases and plasma through fun,
bubbly, sticky and electrifying experiments. Mix different states
of matter to create something that isn’t quite a solid, liquid,
gas or plasma and learn where it fits in the world of matter.
You’re the Scientist! Grades 4-10
Discovery Lab
Channel your inner scientist, test your critical and analytical
thinking skills and complete experiments in this fast-paced lab.
Due to the use of sharp instruments and advanced technology, teacher
and chaperones must assist with experiments as needed.
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Social Studies Programs
Children Around the World* Grades 1-3
Compare your home and life to those of children around
the world. Explore cultural similarities related to school,
clothing, family routines, names and leisure activities.
Cincinnati in Motion Grades 1-3
AWARD WINNING! Mind Your Money 1-3* Grades 1-3
Review the value of money and master the concepts of
earning, spending and saving by playing a board game that
challenges you to use your allowance wisely. Your choices
will better prepare you for future monetary decisions.
Cincinnati has been a hub of transportation throughout history.
Discover canoes, steamboats, trolleys and trains and see
how the movement of people and products has always been
at the heart of the city. This program includes a guided
experience through Cincinnati History Museum’s transportation
related exhibits with an emphasis on the Cincinnati in
Motion exhibit.
AWARD WINNING! Mind Your Money 4-8* Grades 4-8
Coming to America* Grades 3-8
Native American Lifestyles* Grades 1-4
The 19th century brought people from all around the
world to Cincinnati’s doorsteps. Explore factors that might
influence an immigrant to leave their home and learn how
these groups impacted our local community. Identify the
push-and-pull factors that made the U.S. the Land of
Opportunity and discover how these groups influenced
Cincinnati’s rich cultural history.
Life on the Ohio River Grades 3-5
Take an imaginary ride down the Ohio River and learn
what life was like for Native Americans and early settlers.
Explore how the river has affected, and been affected by,
changes in lifestyle and travel throughout history. This program
includes a guided experience in Cincinnati History Museum’s
Settlement to 1860s exhibit.
Discover some of Cincinnati’s early businesses and investigate
how each earned, spent, saved and invested money. See how
math and economics apply our everyday lives and gain a
better understanding of how money works. This program
includes a guided experience on Cincinnati History Museum’s
Public Landing.
Gain a better understanding of southern Ohio’s earliest
inhabitants and discover the tools, natural resources and
skills that allowed them to survive. Transform into an
archaeologist and investigate artifacts to help identify
past cultures.
On the Trail with Lewis & Clark* Grades 4-8
Take an imaginary trip with Lewis and Clark to explore
President Jefferson’s recent acquisition of the Louisiana
Purchase for the U.S. government. Find out how the purchase
affected our country and discover the preparations and
training necessary for the journey. Why were they going?
What did they pack? What did they discover along the way?
Answer these questions and more as we head on our adventure.
Pairs well with the OMNIMAX® film Lewis & Clark:
Great Journey West.
Uncovering Egypt* Grades 4-8
Archaeology is the science that allows us to unlock
the secrets of past civilizations. Participate in hands-on
demonstrations of archaeological techniques, explore a
mock excavation site from Egypt and learn to identify a
culture based on the artifacts discovered. Pair this Learning
Lab with the OMNIMAX® film Mummies: Secrets of the
Pharaohs to spark your students’ interest in mummies.
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MUSEUM LIVE!
Overnights
Step outside the classroom for one-of-a-kind learning
experiences that engage audiences of all ages.
Our inter-disciplinary programs accommodate large groups,
Scouts and buses full of students.
Ever dream you’d be sleeping inside Union Terminal?
Grab your sleeping bag and pillow and experience what
USA Today called one of the top 10 Museum Overnights
in the country. Pick one of our themes and spend the night
exploring and learning at Museum Center. In the morning,
enjoy breakfast and an OMNIMAX® film. Academic content
standards are available upon request. $30 per person.
7 p.m. to 10 a.m.
Scout Programs
All Scout Programs include private demonstrations, discussions
and exploration of the Museum after the program takes place.
Visit cincymuseum.org/programs/scouts for program
themes and more information.
$15 per Scout for Public Programs, $5 per adult.
Scouts must be accompanied by an adult.
$200 per group for Private Programs
C! Cincinnati! Grades 3-12
Presented by Cincinnati Heritage Programs
August 31 – November 13, 2015 & March 7 – June 3, 2016
Monday through Friday, available between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Explore Fountain Square, Mt. Adams, Over-the-Rhine and
both sides of the Ohio riverfront with your students! Join us
for this two-hour bus tour that brings the past to life and
immerses your students in the growth and history of Cincinnati
through Cincinnati Museum Center’s Heritage Programs.
$70 per tour for each bus.
Walk Over-the-Rhine! Grades 9-12
Presented by Cincinnati Heritage Programs
September, October, April & May (weather permitting)
Monday through Friday; 9 to 11 a.m. or 10 a.m. to noon
maximum 30 students per tour group
Visit downtown Cincinnati’s 19th-century German
neighborhood and walk by Old St. Mary’s Church, Weilert’s Beer
Garden, St. Francis Seraph Church, Emery Auditorium and the
Germania building. Hear the history of how German immigrants
worked, entertained and worshipped and how they left a lasting
mark on the Queen City. $145 per walking tour.
Caves
Journey through our manmade replica limestone and ice
caves and discover how cave ecosystems operate and thrive.
Then play games, create cave-inspired art and meet bats and
other animals that live in caves. Museum included: Museum of
Natural History & Science
Dinosaurs
Rawr you ready to experience some of the biggest creatures
to ever walk the planet? Learn about paleontology as our tour
guides take you through Dino Hall and describes our active
dinosaur research in the paleontology lab.
Museum included: Museum of Natural History & Science
Into the Wild
Bring the outdoors inside and learn about our local plants
and animals. Meet some of our resident creatures, play fun
plant and animal games and make art inspired by animals.
Museum included: Duke Energy Children’s Museum
STEM
Experience an evening filled with fun experiments, building
challenges and learn about the evolution of technology!
Museum Included: Museum of Natural History & Science
Super Sleepover
Grab your cape and fly down to the Hall of Justice for a
Super Sleepover! Discover the science of super heroes, create
your own super hero persona and play super fun games with
super friends during this imagination-filled Overnight.
Museum included: Duke Energy Children’s Museum
Explore the Museums
Want to discover the ins and outs of Union Terminal?
Tour the Museums on your own while interacting with
instructors at specific areas of interest. Museums Included:
Cincinnati History Museum and Museum of Natural
History & Science
Register for an Overnight program at cincymuseum.org/programs/
overnights or (513) 287-7001.
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Explore
Visit cincymuseum.org/educators/resources
to download full exhibit and gallery guides for our
permanent exhibits.
Cincinnati History Museum
Travel back in time with primary sources, artifacts, artwork
and costumed interpretation—all inside the Cincinnati History
Museum at Union Terminal! Explore our programs and exhibits
to see how the history of the Southwest Ohio region connects
to broader themes in American history.
Cincinnati in Motion - Explore Cincinnati’s urban
development via a model of Cincinnati, circa 1900 to the
1940s, complete with working trains, trolleys and inclines.
Get a closer look at some of our region’s most famous
neighborhoods, including downtown, the West End, Mt. Adams,
Price Hill, Over-the-Rhine and Northern Kentucky.
Cincinnati Goes to War - Learn about life on the home
front in Cincinnati during World War II. Discover how local
businesses and industries converted to wartime production,
how civilians helped and coped with the war effort and how
Cincinnati citizens served their government at home
and overseas.
Early Settlement - Trek through the woods of the Miami
Purchase and encounter a surveyor working on mapping the
land and the beginnings of Fort Washington. Learn about the
interactions between traders, settlers and Native Americans
and then rest-up at Dunlap Station, one of the farthest
settlements from Fort Washington, to see how people lived
on the fringe of the frontier.
Regional Capital - Rediscover Cincinnati as a center of
education, religion, the arts and commerce. Step back into
the early 1800s and hear boomers and boosters discuss
Cincinnati’s early growth, successes and some of the issues
facing the city. View works of art by Hiram Powers and John
Caspar Wild and see how Cincinnati’s culture, religion and
education flourished during this era. Try your hand at our
interactive Canal Gallery and help move goods down the
Miami Erie Canal with small boats, cargo and locks.
La Belle Riviere - Take a trip down the Ohio River and
experience people travelling to and settling in Cincinnati
during the early 19th century. Step on a flatboat which has
been pulled up onto the river bed and is being disassembled
to build a house in our Flatboat Gallery. Try your hand at
turning a flatboat into a home and while you’re at it, try on
the clothes settlers would have worn!
Queen City of the West - Pass through the galleries and
experience a recreated section of the city as it appeared
during the onset of the Civil War, representing the city’s busy
commercial and industrial center. This exhibit features two
galleries, Immigration and Public Landing, and is anchored
by the Queen of the West, a full-sized steamboat docked on
the riverfront.
Forming a New World, Cincinnati’s Machine Tool
Industry 1850-1930 - What do the light bulb, the telephone,
electric toy trains and automobiles have in common? They can’t
be produced without machine tools! Learn about the city’s rise
as the machine tool capital of the world and discover the role
local machine tool companies played in the industrialization
of America.
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Explore
Duke Energy Children’s Museum
At the Duke Energy Children’s Museum, we believe fun and
learning go hand in hand. Discover interactive fun for kids
of all ages in our eight exhibit areas, including two designed
for preschool-aged children and younger—Little Sprouts
Farm and Kids’ Town. Join us for more than 1,800 hours of
programming for children, covering topics like art, culture,
reading, science and more!
Animal Spot - Study specimens from Cincinnati Museum
Center’s collections, learn about the needs of living creatures
and discover how each living organism is intricately connected
to its environment. Touch a cast of an elephant skull, feel a
real dinosaur fossil, finish a three-layer fish puzzle, observe
live fish and explore how animals move, live and eat.
Children Just Like Me - Look at life-size photos and
representations of children’s homes from around the world.
Meet 11 children from around the globe, along with their
families, houses, pets and friends. Discover their toys and
make music by playing instruments from different countries.
Focus on the commonalities that all cultures share and learn
to value what makes each one of them unique.
Energy Zone - Have a blast with ball-propelling stations
that highlight cause and effect relationships, energy forces
and simple and complex machines. Analyze which path a ball
must take to reach its destination and determine the simple
machines or energy forces that may help get it there.
Kids at Work - Put on your safety vest and step into a
construction site that provides spaces to design and build a
variety of structures. Work cooperatively to move rocks, finish
a house or build a variety of materials. See how simple shapes
work together to make more complex structures.
Kids’ Town - Walk into an interactive exhibit that includes
a grocery store, post office, diner, veterinarian’s office and
other places to imagine and pretend. Discover your interests
and gain new perspectives by shopping for groceries,
delivering mail, cooking meals, repairing a car and operating
a traffic light.
Little Sprouts Farm - Learn about the natural world
through activities that engage the senses, encourage physical
development and stimulate thinking skills. For infants and
toddlers up to 4 years old.
Due to the intimate nature of this exhibit, Little Sprouts Farm
is only available to groups between 9 and 10 a.m.
Water Works - Make it rain, observe flood plains and
control a river’s flow. Interact with hydraulic learning stations
that demonstrate water as a force of nature and source
of energy. Use the power of water to set machines in motion
and test unique boat designs that encourage cooperation
and problem-solving.
The Woods - Hike into the wilderness and explore our indoor
tree house, caves and crawling tubes that challenge your
physical abilities and spark your imagination! Follow animal
tracks, climb a rock wall and discover hidden treasures buried
deep within the Earth’s layers.
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Museum of
Natural History & Science
Explore interactive science exhibits, STEM programs and
activities to learn more about sustainability, fossils, the
Earth and other wonders of science! Get up close with
our education animals including our colonies of Big Brown
Bats and Madagascar hissing cockroaches, and learn how
to properly collect and document natural items in Nature’s
Trading Post.
STEM Discovery Lab - Step into a science lab where you
do the science! Use creative thinking and problem-solving
skills to complete hands-on, inquiry-based science experiments
and challenges individually or in teams. Discovery Lab classes
feature STEM concepts like engineering, biology, chemistry,
physics, sustainability and more.
Space Exhibit - See a replica of the flight suit worn by
Astronaut Neil Armstrong aboard the Apollo 11 Mission
and the tools used to collect samples of lunar soil.
Armstrong presented Cincinnati Museum Center with the
lunar sample located in this exhibit.
Nature’s Trading Post - Explore the natural world through
The Cave - Investigate the world beneath our feet through
respectful observation and responsible item collecting.
Bring in natural items like plants, shells, exoskeletons and
fossils and tell us what you’ve learned about them.
When booking your field trip, inform our staff if your group
is interested in trading.
Pathways to Change - Journey through four different
cultural time periods spanning the Fort Ancient period to
the 1990s. Explore the relationships and adaptations found
in nature and discover the symbiotic relationships that we
share with our environment.
Preschool Sandplay - Bring your preschoolers to our
coral reef Sandplay area for developmentally appropriate
science activities and early childhood learning experiences.
Designed for children five years and younger, accompanied
by a parent or caregiver.
Earth Stories - Learn the ins and outs of museum
operations in this audio exhibit that provides a behind-thescenes peek at our collections and curatorial processes.
Earth Works - Interact with this digital video exhibit
that guides you on a virtual tour of the ancient earthwork
complexes that were discovered throughout the Little Miami
Valley in Southwest Ohio.
500 feet of darkened passageways inside our manmade
replica limestone cave. Walk on the advanced trail and
experience a waterfall, underground streams, a formation
chamber and the bat chamber, home to the Museum’s own
Big Brown Bat colony! The beginner’s trail is wheelchair
accessible and provides lookout points to the lower
advanced trail.
The Science of Mummies - See how science unravels
the story of Umi, the mummy of a young Egyptian boy.
Learn about the elaborate painted cartonnage wrapped
around his body and the 24 amulets hidden within the
wrappings, revealed by CT scans taken at the UC College
of Medicine/UC Physicians-Radiology.
Cincinnati’s Ice Age - Experience the Tri-State region as
it was 19,000 years ago and interact with exhibit components
to discover clues about the last great ice age. Don’t forget
to stop by the Glacial Geology Room and learn how glaciers
move, grow and help form the landscape.
Climate Change & Us - See global warming from a new
perspective and learn how to minimize its effects in Climate
Change & Us, a new exhibition space inside the Museum of
Natural History & Science.
This exhibit is #CincinnatiSmart and was made possible through our
partnership with the University of Cincinnati.
Paleo Lab - Visit our Paleo Lab and watch paleo volunteers
prepare dinosaur bones and other items collected on recent digs.
Dino Hall - Some of our prized specimens include a pterosaur
skull and wing and the only complete Apatosaurus skull.
NEW! Cincinnati Under the Sea - Experience Cincinnati
under water 440 million years ago. Learn how regional
Ordovician fossils contribute to Cincinnati’s natural history
and to our understanding of the evolution of life on Earth.
NEW! Extinctions Through Time is the story of Martha,
the last Passenger Pigeon that heralded the extinction of
her species, the role she played in the modern conservation
movement and the ongoing conservation efforts in Cincinnati,
exemplified by Ipuh, the Sumatran Rhinoceros.
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Programs-on-Wheels
Looking to bring the excitement of Cincinnati Museum Center directly to your location?
Check out our Programs-on-Wheels and choose one of our educational and entertaining
science, natural history or social studies programs- all of which reflect National and
Ohio revised academic content standards.
Early Childhood Programs-on-Wheels
Ages 3-Kindergarten
45 minutes, maximum 24 students per program
* Program requires a large open space
ES = Program available in Exploration Station format.
See page 17 for details.
For further information or to book, call (513) 287-7021.
3…2…1… Blast Off!* ES - Blast off with radio-controlled
space shuttles, build the solar system in your classroom and
explore what’s beyond Earth as you look at photos and learn
about gravity, asteroids, orbits and more.
A Cultural Experience - Use music, toys, colorful clothing
and role playing to explore cultures from Peru, Japan and Mali.
Coral: A Colorful Community ES - Learn what coral
is, where it lives, what it eats and how it protects itself.
Explore different types of real coral skeletons, experience
how a coral polyp feels and view pictures of some of the
creatures that live in a coral reef. Make a coral reef habitat
come to life with beautiful puppets.
Program can be adapted for children up to grade 3. Call for details.
Dino Dig* ES - Growl, claw and walk like a dinosaur!
Dig up fossils and identify what dinosaurs they came from.
Learn about different kinds of dinosaurs, including what they
looked like, what they ate and how they protected themselves.
Egg-cellent Eggs - Explore bird eggs and learn about their
shapes, sizes, colors and nests through hands-on activities.
Learn about the other animals that lay eggs and crack open
an egg to find out what’s inside.
From the Backyard to the Barnyard - Use puppets to
investigate animals that might live in backyard or barnyard
habitats. Meet one of our resident animals, investigate what
this animal eats and discover how it finds food
by echolocation.
How Does Your Garden Grow?* - What does a plant
look like? What does it need to grow? Learn about the parts
of a plant, the plant life cycle and the difference between fruits
and vegetables. Then plant your own seed under the dirt and
take it home.
Our Five Senses - It takes a nose to know, or maybe
hands, ears, eyes or a tongue! Explore the magic of your
senses through fun, hands-on activities and interaction with
a live animal.
Snug as a Bug ES - Learn about the life cycle of a
caterpillar, build a bug and study insects. Explore how insects
protect themselves by playing a game of hide-and-seek with
a very hungry frog. Meet and touch live insects and marvel at
incredible mounted bugs from around the world.
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Stuffee, the Amazing
Anatomy Doll - Meet Stuffee,
a seven-foot-tall, blue-haired, smiling anatomy doll that unzips
to show others what’s inside all of us. Feed Stuffee lunch and
use stethoscopes to listen to your own beating heart.
Tall Tails - Wiggle, waggle and hop as you learn about
animal adaptations. Try on larger-than-life costumed tails and
morph into different animals. Hear a Native American tale
about two unique local animals.
Wild About Animals - From Africa to Antarctica, become
part of the wild animal kingdom. Take an imaginary safari
across Africa and look through binoculars to see zebras,
lions and more. Waddle like a penguin in the coldest place
on Earth then hop on over to a continent with some unusual
Down Under residents.
Wonders of Weather - Investigate seasonal weather
patterns, complete the water cycle, make some snow and
race clouds. Have a hair-raising experience with lightning
and take home jewelry with sun-sensing abilities.
Elementary & Middle School
Science Programs-on-Wheels
60 minutes, maximum 30 students per program
* Program requires a large open space
ES = Program available in exploration station format.
See page 17 for details.
For further information or to book, call (513) 287-7021.
ABC: Arches, Bridges & Construction ES
Grades 5-8
Work in teams to build arches, a suspension bridge and a truss
bridge you can crawl across. Learn what makes bridges work–
anchors, beams and compression to name a few. Explore the
concepts of live load, dead load and environmental stress.
Awesome Animal Adaptations ES Grades 1-8
Explore animal habitats and adaptations. Meet and touch live
animals that may include a bat, snake, box turtle, tarantula
and/or hissing cockroaches. Learn about and handle unique
items from our collections like baleen, pronghorn antelope
fur and armadillo armor.
Elementary & Middle School
Science Programs-on-Wheels (continued)
Bats ES Grades 1-8
Walk like a bat, fly like a bat and meet a native Big Brown Bat!
Explore echolocation, understand how it works and hear what
it sounds like. Learn about these amazing yet misunderstood
animals through a slide presentation, a game, artifacts
and more.
Chemistry in Your Hands ES Grades 4-8
Heat it up and cool it down! See and feel the evidence of
physical versus chemical change. Watch your experiments
change color as you create acids and bases. Learn chemistry
basics and practice lab safety. Beware—the results you take
home may be slimy!
Digging for Dinosaurs* ES Grades 1-4
Uncover fossils on a mock paleontological dinosaur dig.
Discuss Cincinnati’s world-famous Ordovician fossils, learn
how fossils are formed and unearth how to differentiate
them from rocks. Touch fossils that came from dinosaurs like
Allosaurus, Tyrannosaurus, Stegosaurus and raptors.
Experimenting with Physical Science ES Grades 3-6
What shapes do bubbles take? Does sound vibrate?
Explore bubbles, sound, electricity, magnets, motion, light,
color, mirrors and optical illusions in this inquiry-based program.
Create hypotheses, perform experiments, draw conclusions
and share your discoveries.
Exploring Nano Science ES Grades 4-8
From clothes to household products and computers,
nanotechnology’s all around us. What’s nano science?
It’s science on the scale of the nanometer, which is one
billionth of a meter. Learn about how we use nano science to
study things that are too small to see, like atoms and molecules.
Complete up to six experiments and explore the behavior of
atoms and molecules on the nano scale.
Strong reading skills are necessary to follow directions and
perform experiments.
Forensics: The Science of Crime ES Grades 5-8
Analyze human skull replicas to determine the gender and
ethnicity of a fictional victim. Combine clues from the skull
with crime scene evidence to determine the identity of a
missing person and speculate as to the cause of death.
Program can be expanded to include human evolution. Call for details.
Fossils at Our Feet: Ancient Creatures
of the Queen City ES Grades 3-8
Investigate how land masses move and shift through time.
Explore a timeline of major species evolution and extinction
events. Learn about local ancient creatures, the habitats in
which they lived and their adaptations. Program includes
an Ordovician period diorama and fossil specimens from
our collections.
Program can accommodate adult audiences. Call for details.
Geology Rocks ES Grades 4-7
Transform into a geologist for the day! Learn all about
rocks and minerals while viewing and handling impressive
specimens from our collections. Test your knowledge of
everyday uses of minerals, then examine, test and classify
specimens to learn their true identities.
Incredible Insects ES Grades 1-5
Get up close with the creatures that make up Earth’s
largest population. Learn the characteristics of insects, see
the world through the eyes of a fly and learn amazing facts
about insect defense, including camouflage and mimicry.
This program comes complete with live insects and mounted
insect specimens from across the globe.
Jerusalem and the Dead Sea Scrolls—
Then & Now! Grades 4-8
Learn about the history and diversity of Jerusalem by watching
a short video. Explore the history and science behind Iron Gall
Ink and ancient and modern manuscript materials. Recreate a
message using a concordance, which is the same method
scholars from the Cincinnati campus of Hebrew Union College
used to recreate sections of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Use DNA to
match sections of a document together the same way researchers
now match together sections of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
The Reasons for the Seasons ES Grades 1-5
Why are spring and summer warm while winter and fall
are cool? Use a globe to rotate, revolve, learn about the
seasons and understand how we experience them.
Create the sounds of spring and explore mounted animal
specimens from our collections. Win a seasonal prize by
identifying a special visitor that left behind scat and tracks.
Taxonomic Detectives ES Grades 4-8
Classification isn’t as mysterious as it sounds! Start off with
some simple classification activities, then use clues based on
eye placement and teeth type to inspect real animal skulls.
Follow a dichotomous key to determine the skulls’ identity
from the taxonomic order right down to the species.
Thinking Green? ES Grades 5-8
We use energy every day, but where does it come from?
Review energy types, explore personal energy usage and
compare renewable and non-renewable sources of electricity.
Use renewable energy kits to experiment with wind turbines and
solar panels. Recommended program length is 75 minutes.
Tour the Solar System Grades 3-6
Soar through the solar system and marvel at recent images
from Mercury, Neptune and beyond. Touch real meteorites
and rocks of the type found on our Moon. Visualize the
distance between the planets and observe the crushing
effects of air pressure.
Your Heart, Your Blood, Your Health ES Grades 2-6
Learn about how the heart is packaged, the way it works, the
way it sounds, to which system it belongs and what it pumps.
Get a closer look at capillaries, run a little race, test your
food pyramid knowledge and share some giant microbes.
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Programs-on-Wheels
Elementary & Middle School
Social Studies Programs
60 minutes
maximum 30 students per program
* Program requires a large open space
ES = Program available in
Exploration Station format.
See page 17 for details.
For further information or to book,
call (513) 287-7021.
Business Beginnings Grades 3-8
Investigate soap and candle making, meatpacking,
furniture making and brewing in 19th century Cincinnati.
Work in small groups and review period business records,
illustrations and historical artifacts. Learn how resources were
used in these industries and how they impacted production
and consumption. Economic terms such as opportunity cost,
scarcity, profit and loss are used in this program.
Impact of Inventions ES Grades 2-6
Many inventors, like Benjamin Banneker, Garrett Morgan,
Eli Whitney, George Washington Carver and Patricia Bath,
have created items that change our daily lives. Use a timeline,
experiment with hands-on activities and investigate how their
inventions impacted our world.
Lewis & Clark ES Grades 3-8
Use maps, historical artifacts, parched corn and primary
sources to study the wildlife, unknown lands and people Lewis
and Clark encountered on their Corps of Discovery. Primary
source material includes a Meriwether Lewis manuscript
owned by Museum Center and replicas of the Jefferson
Peace Medal.
Liberty on the Border ES Grades 3-8
Imagine life as a Civil War soldier and interact with hardtack,
period ammunition and a haversack containing letters
from the 1860s. Learn about Civil War causes, economic
effects, important figures and territorial expansion through
photographs, prints, maps, replicas and other period materials.
Lotions, Potions & Strange Notions ES Grades 3-6
Learn the cause of cholera (present day and historical
theories) and imagine the symptoms this disease caused.
Touch a model giant microbe of Vibrio cholerae (cholera)
and investigate where the disease is found today.
Explore old-fashioned home and herbal remedies then use
mortars and pestles to roll herbal pills like those dispensed
in 19th century apothecaries.
One World, Many Cultures Grades 1-4
Take a trip around the world and use maps and travel buddies
to navigate your way. Explore cultures from Africa, Asia,
Australia and South and North America through clothing,
crafts, games, celebrations, music and photographs.
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Transportation Transformations ES Grades 3-6
Learn how canals, streetcars and inclines impacted the growth
of Cincinnati from the 1820s through the 1950s. Learn a
period folksong, load goods on a mock canal boat, experience
one of Cincinnati’s five inclines and view historical photographs
of these forms of transportation.
The Underground Railroad:
Its History, People & Glory ES Grades 3-8
Recreate elements of the Underground Railroad through
pictures, slave shackles, photographs, navigational tools and
true stories of historical figures. Discover the resourcefulness,
courage and determination of freedom-seeking slaves
and abolitionists.
Walking City ES Grades 3-8
Explore how geographic factors kept Cincinnatians confined
to the downtown basin and learn why our city remained a
walking city longer than most. Perform tasks and understand
what life was like in 19th century Cincinnati by engaging with
a 2’x3’ period map, advertisements and illustrations.
When Two Worlds Met ES Grades 3-6
The North American fur trade connected people from different
worlds. Exchange furs, coins and wampum for replica goods
from a late 18th century trading post. Learn about the Battle
of Fallen Timbers by stepping into roles as the signers of the
Treaty of Greenville.
Adult Programs
Adult Programs-on-Wheels
Rekindle your love of the natural world. Our Adult Programson-Wheels are lecture-based programs led by passionate
instructors who highlight our inspiring collections
and specimens.
Birdwatcher
Birds are beautiful creatures and can be found in nearly
every habitat imaginable. Learn how to identify them and
increase your enjoyment of the natural world. Understand the
numerous bird species found in our region and get practical
advice on observing, attracting and identifying them.
Exploration Stations
Love Programs-on-Wheels but looking for something
less structured? Our brand new Exploration Stations are
based off traditional Programs-on-Wheels topics but serve
a greater number of people. Book a program during your
next family night, field day or fair for hands-on, stop-and-go
informal learning. You provide the tables, we’ll provide Museum
materials and activities that entertain and educate people of
all ages.
Look for the ES designation to see what programs are
available in this format! Call for additional details.
Just for Teachers
At Cincinnati Museum Center, we’re committed to supporting
educators throughout the entire year with professional
development opportunities. Sign up for the Educator
eNewsletter at cincymuseum.org/educators to receive the
latest information about these events. Get the latest from
cincymuseum.org by joining our Educator eNewsletter:
Learn about Teacher Preview events
Download Gallery and Interpretation Guides
Find out about our OMNIMAX® films and Special Exhibits
Receive a $20 Educator discount on your Member Pass
Explore Teacher resources
And MORE!
Insights Lecture Series
Appropriate for educators and high school students
Insights Lectures feature local and national experts that speak
on a variety of subjects and are chosen for their their ability to
spark insight and dialogue.
For more information please visit our website at cincymuseum.
org/educators/ongoinglearning.
Learning Through Play
At Cincinnati Museum Center, we know that open-ended,
hands-on play is crucial to the development of your students’
literacy, life skills and kindergarten readiness. Meet the region’s
best childhood development experts and learn how to get the
most from interactions with your little ones during this one-day
conference on March 12. Choose from many hands-on
sessions and visit vendors in our free information fair.
Sessions are approved for OH Step Up To Quality and KY
Early Care and Education Training Hours.
Teacher Preview Nights
Preview our new special exhibits and OMNIMAX® films and
see if they’re a good fit for your classroom. Sign up for the
Educator eNewsletter at cincymuseum.org/educators to
stay informed.
“There’s no better way to learn how to teach than to be asked to
do what you will be asking your students to do. This is what they
did, and they did it well” -Hamilton County Teacher
Fundamentals of Inquiry
Get back to the basics of teaching science to your students!
Join us for hands-on, team-oriented workshops developed
specifically for educators interested in exploring the theory
and practice of inquiry-based teaching with STEM applications.
These 90-minute workshops illuminate the power of learning
science content through inquiry and introduce strategies for
providing inquiry-based experiences in the classroom.
Comparing Approaches to Hands-On Science
Children approach learning about science in different ways.
Educators should be able to vary their approaches to meet
the needs of every student. Experience three approaches to
teaching science in your classroom.
Process Skills - Children young and old use the same
process skills when learning science. Experience them in this
hands-on workshop that will foster your student’s interest and
success in science.
Subtle Shifts - In order to help learners develop the process
skills needed for science exploration and inquiry, teachers
gradually shift to giving learners more responsibility for using
these skills in science activities. Practice making small shifts in
existing activities to help learners strengthen the process skills
needed for scientific inquiry.
Interested in having a Fundamentals of Inquiry workshop at
your location? We’re able to cater our workshops to your
schools’ needs with activities chosen by you!
Visit cincymuseum.org/educators/ongoinglearning for
workshop dates and additional information. For more
information concerning these workshop opportunities please
contact Karen Venetian at (513) 287-7000 ext. 7204.
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Learning Labs
Be a Rock Star (2-6)
Be a Space Ace (4-8)
Bee the Pollinator (1-3)
Block by Block (PreK-K)
Cave Dwellers (1-5)
Creature Feature (1-5)
Dinosaur Discovery (1-5)
Forces of Nature (4-9)
Meet Stuffee (PreK-K)
My Rainforest Adventure (PreK-K)
Preserving our Heritage: America’s Nat’l Parks (3-5)
Simple Machines (1-3)
STEM-ing it Up! (4-8)
This Little Dino (PreK-K)
Toying with Physics (4-12)
What’s the (State of) Matter? (1-5)
Will it Float (PreK-K)
STEM Discovery Labs
3D Printing Maker Lab (6-12)
Do You Nano? (4-12)
The Best of Biology (9-12)
Eco-Life (4-12)
Fantastic Physics (4-12)
Interact with Chemistry (9-12)
Super Heroes of STEMville! (4-9)
You are the Scientist! (4-10)
Programs-on-Wheels
3...2...1...Blast Off! (PreK-K)
ABC: Arches, Bridges & Construction (5-8)
Awesome Animal Adaptations (1-8)
Bats (1-8)
Chemistry in Your Hands (4-8)
Coral: A Colorful Community (PreK-K)
Dead Sea Scrollls (4-8)
Digging for Dinosaurs (1-4)
Dino Dig (PreK-K)
“Egg”-cellent Eggs (PreK-K)
Experimenting with Physical Science (3-6)
Exploring Nano Science (4-8)
Forensics: The Science of Crime (5-8)
Fossils at Our Feet (3-8)
From Backyard to Barnyard (PreK-K)
Geology Rocks (4-7)
How does your Garden Grow (PreK-K)
Incredible Insects (1-5)
Our Five Senses (PreK-K)
The Reasons for the Seasons (1-5)
Snug as a Bug (PreK-K)
Stuffee the Amazing Anatomy Doll (PreK-K)
Tall Tails (PreK-K)
Taxonomic Detectives (4-8)
Thinking Green? (5-8)
Tour the Solar System (3-6)
Wild about Animals (PreK-K)
Wonders of Weather (PreK-K)
Your Heart, Your Blood, Your Health (2-6)
Key
Ohio Academic Standards PreK=
National Academic Standards PreK-4=
K-2=
5-8=
Cincinnati Museum Center gratefully acknowledges
The Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation
The Ashland Inc. Advised Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Louis & Melba Schott Foundation/Fifth Third Bank, Trustee
SC Ministry Foundation
Wells Fargo Advisors
Woodward Trust
Additionally, Museum Center sincerely appreciates the City of Cincinnati, Hamilton County
and the State of Ohio for operating and capital support.
3-5=
9-12=
6-8=
9-12=
History and
Nature of
Science
Personal &
Social
Perspectives
Science &
Technology
Earth & Space
Science
Life
Science
Physical
Science
Science
as Inquiry
National Academic Standards
Physics
(PHY) 9-12
Physical
Science
(PS-H) 9-12
Physical
Geology
(PG) 9-12
Environmental
Science
(EVS) 9-12
Chemistry
(CHM) 9-12
Biology
(BIO) 9-12
Life
Science
(LS) K-8
Physical
Science
(PS) K-8
Science Programs
Earth & Space
Science
(ESS) K-8
Ohio Revised Academic Content Standards
History and
Nature of
Science
Personal &
Social
Perspectives
Science &
Technology
Earth & Space
Science
Life
Science
Physical
Science
Science
as
Inquiry
National Academic Standards
Physics
(PHY) 9-12
Physical
Science
(PS-H) 9-12
Physical
Geology
(PG) 9-12
Environmental
Science
(EVS) 9-12
Chemistry
(CHM) 9-12
Biology
(BIO) 9-12
Life
Science
(LS) K-8
Physical
Science
(PS) K-8
Earth & Space
Science
(ESS) K-8
Ohio Revised Academic Content Standards
Duke Energy Children’s Museum
Animal Spot
Children Just Like Me
Energy Zone
Kids at Work
Kids’ Town
Little Sprouts (4 and under)
Water Works
The Woods
Museum of Natural History & Science
The Cave
Climate Change & Us
Cincinnati’s Ice Age
Cincinnati Under the Sea
Earth Stories
Earth Works
Nano Mini Exhibit
STEM Discovery Lab
Paleo Lab/ Dino Hall
Nature’s Trading Post
Pathways to Change
Preschool Sandplay
The Science of Mummies
Space Exhibit
Learning Labs
Cincinnati in Motion (1-3)
Children Around the World
Coming to America (3-8)
Let’s All Celebrate (PreK-K)
Life on the Ohio River (3-5)
Mind Your Money (1-3)
Mind Your Money (4-8)
Native American Lifestyles (1-5)
On the Trail with Lewis & Clark (4-8)
Uncovering Egypt (4-8)
Programs-on-Wheels
A Cultural Experience (PreK-K)
Business Beginnings (3-6)
The Impact of Inventions (2-6)
Lewis & Clark (3-6)
Liberty on the Border (3-8)
Lotions, Potions & Strange Notions (3-6)
One World, Many Cultures (1-4)
Transportation Transformations (3-6)
The Underground Railroad (3-8)
Walking City (3-8)
When Two Worlds Met (3-6)
Duke Energy Children’s Museum
Animal Spot
Children Just Like Me
Energy Zone
Kids at Work
Kids’ Town
Little Sprouts (4 and under)
Water Works
The Woods
Cincinnati History Museum
Cincinnati in Motion
Cincinnati Goes to War
Early Settlement
La Belle Riviere
Machine Tool Industry 1850-1930
Queen City of the West
Regional Capital
World
History
U.S. History
Geography
Economics
Civics
World
Geography
9-12
Contemporary
World Issues
9-12
9-12
Financial Literacy
National Academic Standards
Economics &
Modern
World History
9-12
American
Government
9-12
American
History
9-12
Economics
K-8
Government
K-8
Geography
K-8
Social Studies Programs
History
K-8
Ohio Revised Academic Content Standards
Hear your students say “Best
Museum Center Visit
Field Trip Ever!”
Programs-on-Wheels – price per program
All Museums Pass
$8.50 and add OMNIMAX® for $2.50
One Museum pass
$6.50 and add OMNIMAX® for $2.50
OMNIMAX® only
$5.50
Special Exhibit Pricing varies per exhibit.
Early Childhood (PreK-K) – up to 24 students
2 programs
$260
3 programs
$360
4 programs
$460
Learning Labs – price per program
Single program
Oct – Jan
Feb - May
Jun - Sep
Elemantary & Secondary - up to 30 students
Single Program
$125
Additional programs* $115 *same program, same day
Elementary & Secondary – up to 30 students
2 programs
$285
3 programs
$390
4 programs
$505
Early Childhood (PreK-K) - up to 25 students
Single Program
$85
Additional program* $75
*same program, same day
STEM Discovery Lab – up to 40 students
Single Program
Additional program* $125
$115
*same program, same day
Museum LIVE! Programs
C! Cincinnati!
Walk Over the Rhine
Overnight at the Museum
Scout Programs
$70 $145 $30
$15 $5 per bus
per tour
per person
per scout
per adult
Single program
Oct – Jan
Feb - May
Jun - Sep
$165
$190
$140
$180
$205
$155
Adult Programs-on-Wheels
Pricing same as Elementary & Secondary
Teacher Workshops – up to 36 teachers
Exploration Stations
$200 per program
$155 per hour (2 hour minimum)
How to book your field trip
Call (513) 287-7021
Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
or fill out the online reservation request form at
cincymuseum.org/educators.
Reservation Checklist
School Name __________________________________________
Teacher Name _________________________________________
School Address ________________________________________
Teacher Phone Number _________________________________
Teacher E-mail _________________________________________
Date of Visit ___________________________________________
Back-up Date (s) _______________________________________
Time of Arrival _________________________________________
Time of Departure ______________________________________
Number of Students ____________________________________
Grade Level (s) ________________________________________
Number of Adults & Chaperones __________________________
20
5 students: 1 chaperone through Grade 5
10 students: 1 chaperone Grades 6 and up
Payment
Accepted forms of payment include credit card, check or P.O.
Payment is due no less than 2 weeks before your field trip.
What do we want to do?
_______ OMNIMAX®
_______ One Museums Pass
_______ One Museums Pass + OMNIMAX®
_______ All Museum Pass
_______ All Museum Pass + OMNIMAX®
_______ Special Exhibit
_______ Learning Lab
_______ STEM Discovery Lab
_______ Programs-on-Wheels
_______ Walk Over-the-Rhine!
_______ C! Cincinnati
_______ Overnight at the Museum
_______ Scout Program Cancellations
Cancellations are due no less than two business days before the
field trip. Cancellations within two business days are subject to
pay 50% of the reservation. No-Shows are subject to pay 100 %
of the reservation.