Message from jchristensen
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AnonymousI encourage 2-12 grade teachers to visit the Skirball Cultural Center, I-405 north of UCLA. The Skirball has great programs, special exhibits, and programs for students.
In particular is the archaeological dig experience for 6th grade students. The program provides buses and admission scholarships for public schools in need. To qualify you must attend one of the Educator Open Houses: August 14, 17 or 20, 2008. Applications are processed beginning October 1, 2008.
Information is available:
http://www.skirball.org
310.440.4662
[email protected]
To learn more, I refer you to the message above from dlong/Re:Museum Resources/Posted:07/23/1007
One of my peers went to the Skirball this past week and the students couldn't stop talking about what a great time they had. This fieldtrip would work at any time during the year whether studying the pyramids of Egypt of the Terracotta Army of the Qin Emporer.