Tuesday, May 26

Pollinator Partners Karin from RBG

Tuesday, May 26,
9:30am Central Daylight / 10:30am Eastern

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Suitable for All Ages

Into the Planet with Cave Diver Jill Heinerth

Tuesday, May 26,
11:00am Central Daylight / 12:00pm Eastern

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Suitable for All Ages

Sharks Alive with Mote Marine Aquarium

Tuesday, May 26,
12:30pm Central Daylight / 1:30pm Eastern

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Suitable for All Ages

Wednesday, May 27

High Voltage with Anna from Michigan Science

Wednesday, May 27,
9:30am Central Daylight / 10:30am Eastern

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Suitable for All Ages

Bats! Bats! Bats! Ann Arbor

Wednesday, May 27,
12:30pm Central Daylight / 1:30pm Eastern

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Suitable for All Ages

Hip Hop Dance Miss Dana

Wednesday, May 27,
2:00pm Central Daylight / 3:00pm Eastern

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Suitable for All Ages

Thursday, May 28

Design an Greek Coin-Miss Allyson Penn Museum

Thursday, May 28,
11:00am Central Daylight / 12:00pm Eastern

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Suitable for Grades 3 - 9

Ocean Wise Wet Lab

Thursday, May 28,
12:30pm Central Daylight / 1:30pm Eastern

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Suitable for Grades 3 - 9

Learn to Draw a Beaver Woodland Art Style with Josh Pawis

Thursday, May 28,
2:00pm Central Daylight / 3:00pm Eastern

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Suitable for Grades 2 - 9

Friday, May 29

Fun Fitness with Mike

Friday, May 29,
11:00am Central Daylight / 12:00pm Eastern

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Suitable for All Ages

Feathered Friends Toledo Zoo

Friday, May 29,
12:30pm Central Daylight / 1:30pm Eastern

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Suitable for All Ages

Arctic Dioramas with Colleen from the WAG

Friday, May 29,
2:00pm Central Daylight / 3:00pm Eastern

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Suitable for Grades 2 -8

Wednesday, June 3

Preparing for Eternity-Egyptian False Doors - Penn Museum

Preparing for Eternity-Egyptian False Doors - Penn Museum What did the inside of an ancient Egyptian tomb look like? What did people take with them into the afterlife? Students learn about hieroglyphs, tomb offerings, and false doors—ancient Egyptian passageways between the worlds of the living and the dead. Students then create their own false doors by drawing hieroglyphs, ancient Egyptian art motifs, and the things they’d take into the afterlife.

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