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ENGAGING STEM CLASSES

Overhead view of a busy museum full of skeletons on display

Homeschool Adventure Days invite Oklahoma homeschool families to experience guided, hands-on learning at Oklahoma City’s only natural history museum, no group required.

On designated Homeschool Days, individual families can book seats in our most popular programs: Owl Pellet Dissections; Locomotion: How Animals Move; Amazing Animal Adaptations; Locomotion & Skeletal Adaptations; Animal CSI; Keys to Identification; and Forensic Osteology: Human Skulls.

An adult chaperone must remain with the student(s) throughout the visit and during the scheduled program.

WE INVITE ALL ATTENDEES TO ENJOY:

  • All-Day Museum Admission
  • Discounted Adult Tickets
  • Hands On Education Program
  • Scavenger Hunts & Prizes

Upcoming Homeschool Days

AUG
18
Homeschool Day
11am, Tooth and "Eye"dentification (Grades 3-5)“Eyes in front animal hunts, eyes on side animal hides.” Skulls can t...
SEP
14
Homeschool Day
11: 00 AM Locomotion: How Animals Move (1-2 Grade) Locomotion is key to survival. Students explore bones associated w...
DEC
16
Homeschool Day
To Tell the Tooth (1-2 Grade) Learn how to read a skull. Animals don’t all eat the same thing, and their teeth give c...
Homeschool Day

Homeschool Day

August 18 • 180 min
11:00 AM 2:00 PM
11am, Tooth and "Eye"dentification (Grades 3-5)“Eyes in front animal hunts, eyes on side animal hides.” Skulls can tell us a lot, from what an animal eats to whether an animal is predator or prey. In this program stu...
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Homeschool Day

Homeschool Day

September 14 • 60 min
11:00 AM 2:00 PM
11: 00 AM Locomotion: How Animals Move (1-2 Grade) Locomotion is key to survival. Students explore bones associated with movement, uncovering clues about diet and behavior. They'll identify and imitate movement types ...
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Homeschool Day

Homeschool Day

December 16 • 60 min
11:00 AM 2:00 PM
To Tell the Tooth (1-2 Grade) Learn how to read a skull. Animals don’t all eat the same thing, and their teeth give clues about their diet. Students examine carnivore, herbivore, and omnivore skulls to solve a mystery...
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Where are we located?

10301 S. Sunnylane Rd
Oklahoma City, OK 73160
405-814-0006

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Monday-Friday: 9am-5pm
Saturday: 10am-5pm
Sunday: 11am-5pm