Schreder Planetarium

Museum

Redding , CA

The Schreder Planetarium, located in Redding, California, is a well-respected educational venue offering a scientifically immersive experience. Utilizing a domed theater, the planetarium provides captivating science education through a variety of programs tailored for schools, homeschoolers, and the general community. They feature educational field trips that elevate conventional classroom lessons to dynamic, immersive experiences. These excursions adhere to Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and encompass a wide range of scientific topics, making them ideal for integrating into homeschool curricula. The planetarium also presents scientific documentaries and creative storytelling, inspiring curiosity and a love for science among students.

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