Biology is the science of life. From the diverse ecosystems throughout our planet to the microscopic cells that compose every living being, our biology tells us who we are, what we come from, and how we’ve developed into the species we are today. Biology seeks to answer life’s great mysteries and offers an enlightening path to understanding the world around us. By instilling an interest in biology early in life, parents and guardians have the opportunity to raise a thoughtful, informed citizens who will steward a love for the environment throughout all their days. An inquisitive way to spend your Saturday, the magic of biology is certain to make a mark on every memory of the family.
On Saturday, May 18th, the New Jersey State Museum invites you to a morning of educational and engaging fun. Activities will be taking place from 10am to 2pm at the New Jersey State Museum campus, located in Downtown Trenton at 205 W State St, Trenton, NJ 08608. Throughout the morning, little learners will have the opportunity to enjoy hands-on activities designed to foster an interest in and appreciate for biology and ecosystems. This event is best-suited for students in elementary and middle school; that said, this is a family-friendly event, so guests of all ages are invited to participate in the day’s activities. Throughout the morning, students from The Lawrenceville School will be taking participants on an engaging journey through the ecosystems of the earth we call home.
Throughout the day, the museum has carefully curated a full calendar of hands-on activities and take-home resources to help inspire newfound discoveries for budding biologists. While exploring the natural wonders all around us, attendees will have the opportunity to speak to knowledgable students regarding any questions they may have. From the profound wonders of the ocean’s depths to the connections between modern fish and prehistoric giants, this afternoon of activities will enlighten guests young and old on the remarkable and intricate ecosystems and environments which have synthesized the natural world around us.
For more information on this and other upcoming events at the New Jersey State Museum, please visit their website, linked here: NJSM – Home. You can also keep up with the New Jersey State Museum by following them on Facebook, X, and Instagram. If you have any questions or would like more information regarding the upcoming event, please contact NJSM staff at info.njsm@sos.nj.gov or give them a call at (609) 292-6464 for further assistance. A day of discovery awaits you and your family, so don’t miss this chance to enjoy some of the very best the biological world has to offer!
