The Sam Noble Museum at The University of Oklahoma inspires minds to understand the world through collection-based research, interpretation, and education.
Crafts and Tales is a weekly program for young children and families that is held every Wednesday at 11 a.m. Visitors are invited to join us as we read a short story in our Discovery Room, then take part in a crafting activity. Crafts and Tales is a free activity included with the cost of […]
Have you ever found an animal skull on a walk or in your backyard and wondered what animal it came from? Well, wonder no longer! Learn how to identify animal skulls in this free presentation hosted by curatorial associate Rebecca Hawkins, creator of What's That Skull? Participants are encouraged to bring pictures of skulls […]
Explore the world of light and bioluminescence during this Curiousiday event. Discover how living things use light, from deep-sea creatures, insects, to mammals. Join in a journey of scientific exploration and holiday celebration as we learn about the bright wonders in our natural world.
Introduce your little learner to science concepts through doing, discovering, and making! Each stand-alone program explores a different theme and features stories, games, songs, crafts, and museum exploration. This month: Bundle up for exploration of winter warmth as we explore ways that animals and people keep warm. This program is suited for children ages 3 […]
