KU Natural History Museum
1345 Jayhawk Blvd., Dyche Hall, Lawrence, KS 66045 Virtual Experience | Troop Meeting
KU Natural History Museum is a biodiversity research institute and a public natural history museum located in the heart of KU-Lawrence Campus providing hands-on activities to develop skills and knowledge in various science fields. For more information, visit KU’s Girl Scouts Program page. To register your troop’s program, contact Eleanor Gardner at eleanor.gardner@ku.edu or call 785-864-2380 and complete our request form. Willing to travel to troop meetings. Driving radius of 50 miles from Lawrence KS.
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Earn your badges from the comfort of your own home…or meeting! Girls and troops can select one of the various videos and activities to help them work on earning their next badge. Looking for fun, interactive, hands-on activities designed to help you meet a specific badge requirement? Select from our many educational programs designed to help you earn your next badge. Become a paleontologist for an afternoon! Explore the history of life in our fossil hall, enjoy hands- on activities, and learn about career options in the earth sciences. Cost : $5 per Girl Scout and participating siblings, no cost for adults. Length : 2 hours.
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Paleontology Fun Patch - 'I Dig Fossils'
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