To ensure a high-quality educational experience, we only work with one class at a time. Programs run 50 minutes.
Bats
Through posters and stories, students will learn how bats find their food and their importance in nature. Be aware of potential Native American cultural conflicts.
Bird Brains
Explore the intelligence and natural history of the raven. This common bird is actually very uncommon!
Exploring Earthworms
Learn more about these amazing animals and their role in composting by looking at real, live earthworms!
Life of a Bald Eagle
Students learn about bald eagle adaptations and their history with humans.
Mammals
Through games and imagery, students will discover mammal characteristics and the variety of mammals that live on the Colorado plateau.
Plant Power!
Students cultivate basic plant identification to understand the power of local plants! Suggested follow-up field trip: “Plant Power Field Trip”
Recycling Rules!
Students explore why recycling is so important and understand the basic rules of recycling in Flagstaff. Supported by the City of Flagstaff. Suggested follow-up field trip: “Flagstaff Recycling Tour”
Seeds on the Move
Through a story, real-life examples, and a game, students will learn how seeds are dispersed.
The Reason for a Flower
Learn about flower parts and pollination by examining real flowers (when available). Concepts are reinforced through body motions and a book.

