Three students investigate fossils in a Museum on the Move class

Get Prepared for your Museum on the Move Visit

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about Museum on the Move classes, standards, and resources by reading our Frequently Asked Questions.

Pre-Visit Checklist

Get ready for your upcoming Museum on the Move visit by reading our Pre-Visit Checklist.

Pre-Visit Lesson Plan

We're working on exciting new activities tailored to each Museum on the Move topic, but in the meantime you can have your students follow along with our Science and Engineering Practices videos to prepare for your Museum on the Move visit!

Guided Notes

During your visit, we’ll model recording observations and ask students to record their own observations, typically in a science notebook or on scratch paper. If you believe your students would benefit from a worksheet-style guided note page, you can print the guided notes here. Please note that each student will need five copies of the worksheet, one for each station.

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  • A worksheet showing observations of a dragonfly fossils
  • A top-down view of four students observing a bat specimen in a box, with notebooks
  • Two students investigate fossils
  • A white outreach van with a carnivorous dinosaur is parked in front of scenic red rock cliffs
  • An NHMU instructor speaks to students.

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