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Wenas Mammoth Foundation's Community Outreach Mobile Program
Offered by: Wenas Mammoth Foundation
This program is offered in person.
Address
Wenas Mammoth Foundation Dig Site
1760 S. Wenas Road
Selah, WA 98942
(509) 945-4921
Days & Times
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Who It's For
YOUTH WHO ARE
We are contracted with a school/teacher or organization per event.
Program Overview
The WMF's Community Outreach Mobile Educational Program's focus is to bring local earth science (local Ice Age history, methods in paleontology, archaeology, geology), into our schools and communities that will inspire youth, cultivate curiosity, and a desire to learn more.
The WMF does this by utilizing WMF lessons and presentations that meet STEM and the Next Generation Science Standards. The WMF also provides a Mobile Educational Exhibit that displays ancient fossils, casts, petrified wood, volcanic rocks, and items that supports the curriculum.
Youth can even touch a "real mammoth tusk"! The WMF also brings hands-on activities that supports the lesson topic. The lessons, exhibit, and activities can be adjusted to meet the teacher's or event's focus.
More information and scheduling forms can be found at www.wenasmammoth.org.
The WMF does this by utilizing WMF lessons and presentations that meet STEM and the Next Generation Science Standards. The WMF also provides a Mobile Educational Exhibit that displays ancient fossils, casts, petrified wood, volcanic rocks, and items that supports the curriculum.
Youth can even touch a "real mammoth tusk"! The WMF also brings hands-on activities that supports the lesson topic. The lessons, exhibit, and activities can be adjusted to meet the teacher's or event's focus.
More information and scheduling forms can be found at www.wenasmammoth.org.
STAFF TO YOUTH RATIO
3 staff for every 20 youth
Accessibility & Location Details
This program regularly takes place at different locations.
The WMF visits local K-12 schools and universities, in classroom or assembly settings, and science fairs. The WMF also visits local community and organizational events such as the Central Washington State Fair.
Accessibility Features
Multilingual Materials
Support Person Allowed
Accessible Toilet
Registration Details
There is a downloadable scheduling form on our website (www.WenasMammoth.org) where you can choose what you would like to schedule, such as the Mobile Educational Exhibit (Museum), presentations, and hands-on activities. The fee is determined by what you would like to include when we visit your school or event. The form also includes the date and time of your event, and estimated round trip mileage.
How To Register
Please visit our website at www.WenasMammoth.org to find additional information and download the registration scheduling form, or call (509) 945-4921.
Required Forms & Documents
The Registration Scheduling Form is required to reserve the date and times, as well as any specifics on what to include; choice of presentation/lesson topic, Mobile Educational Exhibit (pending winter weather conditions), and hands-on activities.
