American Museum of Natural History
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About American Museum of Natural History
The American Museum of Natural History advances knowledge of the natural world and human cultures through research, collections, exhibitions, and education.
- Identity status
- Verified from official sources
- Official website
- amnh.org ↗
- Directory resources
- 7 published resources
- Main subjects
- Science · Nature & environment · Geography · Parent & educator · History & culture · Museums
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American Museum of Natural History Learn & Teach
Family programs, OLogy science activities, educator materials, virtual field trips, and museum learning from AMNH.
OLogy: Science Website for Kids
Museum science activities, games, stories, videos, and hands-on projects for curious kids.
AMNH Science Investigations Summer Program
The American Museum of Natural History Science Investigations Summer Program gives learners entering Kindergarten through grade 5 week-long hands-on science experiences with museum educators, collections, exhibits, scientists, and live animals.
American Museum of Natural History Science & Nature Program
The American Museum of Natural History’s Science and Nature Program gives young children and adults age-appropriate experiences grounded in scientific inquiry and the museum’s zoology, Earth science, anthropology, and paleontology collections.
American Museum of Natural History
Museum learning resources, science activities, games, videos, and family exhibits spanning nature, space, Earth science, and culture.
AMNH Discovery Room
A hands-on American Museum of Natural History learning space where children can explore animals, fossils, minerals, and earth science through guided and drop-in activities.
American Museum of Natural History Explore
The American Museum of Natural History’s Explore hub offers science stories, collections, videos, activities, and digital ways for families and students to investigate the natural world.
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