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Muskegon County Museum
430 W. Clay Ave.
Muskegon, MI 49440
(231) 722-0278
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SCIENCE LOAN KITS |
Amphibians and Reptiles
Learn the differences between species by examining turtles, frogs, snakes,
and salamanders. Study skin, skulls, life cycles, and visual guides.
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Birds
What makes birds unique? Students will compare and contrast various bird
talons, eggs, wings, feet, skulls, nests, bird calls, and actual bird specimens
from different species.
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Dinosaurs
Students will utilize various dinosaur fossils such as tracks, teeth, and
skulls to learn the variation in size, diet, and adaptations in dinosaurs.
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Energy and Electricity
Learn different ways energy and electricity can be made and used for everyday
life. Perform various experiments and activities to enhance the uses and safety
of various types of energy.
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Great Lake Habitats
Explore the habitats
in and surrounding the Great Lakes through this
hands on loan kit. Use the fish skeleton and
prints, sands and stones, and books and posters to
teach your class about the diversity of animals that
depend on the Great Lakes for survival.
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How Your Body Works
Explore the amazing human body using models and posters of various systems. Hear
the heart beat with a stethoscope and learn the importance of healthy eating by
touching blubber busters.
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Insects and Spiders
See the variation in local insects and spiders through a close-up view of actual
specimens while using detailed visual guides to assist.
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Michigan Animals
Students will learn about local animal adaptations by examining various animal
pelts, replica scat, a beaver chewed log, a recording of bat calls, skulls, and various animal specimens.
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Plants
Students will examine leaves, seeds, and plant samples to learn about the
structure, development, adaptation, uses, and importance of flowers, trees,
and other plants.
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Sea Shells
Learn the importance of and uses for sea shells by viewing and touching actual
specimens and using guides for identification.
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Rocks and Minerals
How are rocks and minerals connected? Students will compare and contrast multiple
rocks and mineral samples, with several guides to assist in identification and
explanation.
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Magnet Magic
Discover the fun of
learning with magnets. Learn about magnetic
fields, poles and everyday use for magnets.
Students will be amazed at the fun they will have
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when experimenting with magnets.
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It's All Up to You! Teach
your students about nutrition, exercise and physical
protection, as well as the consequences of not
leading a healthy lifestyle using hands-on items
such as: replica food, a children’s workout video,
a student blood pressure kit and more!
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