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Welcome to the Educator's Toolbox where Educators and Teachers can find useful tools for their science classes and projects.

Use the links under the Educators Toolbox heading at the top of this page to navigate through this section.

All of Central New York enjoys and benefits from the MOST's well-developed community outreach program! From tots to teachers, the objective is fun for the purpose of solid science education. MOST educators take their programs outside the museum walls to spark the curiosity and creativity of a wide range of ages and audiences.

Families

The entire family is encouraged to participate in programs such as HOPP (Hands On for Parents [& Kids] Program )and Science Time for Tots. All of our family programs are designed to have children and adults working together to learn about a variety of science topics.

Children and Young Adults

Science Live! Camp-Ins! StarLab! Birthday Parties! Whether the program provides visually engaging science demonstrations, or the excitement of discovery with hands-on activities, scientists of all ages have so much fun that they don't realize that the programs are also educational.

Scouting and Community Groups

Programs are tailored to the dynamic needs of this audience. Camp-Ins, Workshops, Science Live! are just a few of the programs that work with the wide range of scouting and community groups.

Early Education

Science made simple gives way to wide-eyed wonder and excitement as preschoolers participate in workshops such as Dinomania, Gooey Chemistry and Rainbow of Colors. Young children can also enjoy their very own age-specific planetarium show - Zoo in the Sky!

Seniors

Senior centers and libraries are popular destinations for Apothecary Shop presentations, Science Live! and Herbal Workshops are designed specifically for mature audiences.

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