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KU Natural History Museum School Programs

Museum
Lawrence , KS
The KU Natural History Museum at the University of Kansas offers comprehensive educational programs tailored for K-12 students. These programs aim to enhance science education through interactive exhibits and structured learning activities, focusing on topics such as evolutionary biology, systematics, and biodiversity. Open from Tuesday to Friday during the Fall and Spring semesters, the museum provides an enriching educational experience that supports homeschooling curriculums and promotes hands-on learning.
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