Science Investigations Summer Program

Alvaro Keding/© AMNH
Science Investigations summer program is offered as a benefit for Museum Members at the Voyager level and above.

The Museum’s Science Investigations summer program is a week-long immersive experience for learners entering grades Kindergarten through 5 that fosters a sense of wonder for the natural world.

Each one-week session is led by expert Museum educators who specialize in guiding children through engaging, hands-on science experiences. Students will participate in the process of science as they ask questions, make observations, collect evidence, and draw conclusions to gain a new perspective about the natural world, our planet, and beyond.

Science Investigations summer program participants:

  • Learn in state-of-the art classrooms at the Museum
  • Explore Museum halls and exhibits
  • Meet Museum scientists and experts
  • Get close-up looks at Museum collections and even live animals

Each session is one week: Monday through Friday.
Hours: 9 am–3 pm daily. We do not offer before- or after-care.
Please note: Capacity is limited, so please read below for important registration dates and details.
Questions? Please contact [email protected].

Educator sits in a chair holding a small snake in her hands, and two young students stand in front of her and reach out to touch the snake. Alvaro Keding/© AMNH
Two young students are seated at a lab table in a classroom; the student on the left uses a pencil to make notes, and the student on the right uses a microscope. Daniel Kim/© AMNH