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Explore the Story of Earth
Students become young geologists and paleontologists as they investigate fossils, rocks, minerals, crystals, and the forces that have shaped our planet.
Students work with real geological specimens and participate in hands-on activities that turn Earth science into something they can actually see and touch.
Depending on the program length, students can examine real fossils, investigate rocks and minerals, excavate fossil specimens, crack open geodes, grow crystals, and explore geological processes.
Topics include:
Fossils and prehistoric life
Rocks and minerals
Volcanoes and earthquakes
Plate tectonics
Crystal formation
Meteor impacts
Extinction events
Earth’s changing surface
Our fossil collection includes specimens representing animals such as Mosasaurus, Megalodon, dinosaurs, trilobites, and other prehistoric organisms.
Students learn how paleontologists identify fossils, how geologists study rocks and minerals, and how evidence preserved in Earth helps scientists understand events that happened millions of years ago.
Junior Geologists Academy
Our 10-week Junior Geologists Academy takes students through a broader exploration of Earth science.
Students investigate prehistoric life, identify rocks and minerals, learn about volcanoes and earthquakes, study plate tectonics, explore crystals, investigate meteor impacts and extinction events, and complete hands-on geology challenges.
The program concludes with a final Geology Challenge and Junior Geologist graduation experience.
Ages: 8–13
Program Options:
1 Hour — $350
2 Hours — $375
3 Hours — $400
10-Week Junior Geologists Academy — $500 per student
Available For: Libraries • Schools • Recreation Departments • Camps • Community Organizations • After-School Programs
Explore the Story of Earth
Students become young geologists and paleontologists as they investigate fossils, rocks, minerals, crystals, and the forces that have shaped our planet.
Students work with real geological specimens and participate in hands-on activities that turn Earth science into something they can actually see and touch.
Depending on the program length, students can examine real fossils, investigate rocks and minerals, excavate fossil specimens, crack open geodes, grow crystals, and explore geological processes.
Topics include:
Fossils and prehistoric life
Rocks and minerals
Volcanoes and earthquakes
Plate tectonics
Crystal formation
Meteor impacts
Extinction events
Earth’s changing surface
Our fossil collection includes specimens representing animals such as Mosasaurus, Megalodon, dinosaurs, trilobites, and other prehistoric organisms.
Students learn how paleontologists identify fossils, how geologists study rocks and minerals, and how evidence preserved in Earth helps scientists understand events that happened millions of years ago.
Junior Geologists Academy
Our 10-week Junior Geologists Academy takes students through a broader exploration of Earth science.
Students investigate prehistoric life, identify rocks and minerals, learn about volcanoes and earthquakes, study plate tectonics, explore crystals, investigate meteor impacts and extinction events, and complete hands-on geology challenges.
The program concludes with a final Geology Challenge and Junior Geologist graduation experience.
Ages: 8–13
Program Options:
1 Hour — $350
2 Hours — $375
3 Hours — $400
10-Week Junior Geologists Academy — $500 per student
Available For: Libraries • Schools • Recreation Departments • Camps • Community Organizations • After-School Programs