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WHAT IS THE OGE MINI-MUSEUM?
We have turned the trophy case located outside the cafeteria into a place to display objects of artistic, cultural, educational, historical, or scientific importance. The display may be a collection curated by a student or teacher, or could have significance to a current event like the Lantern Parade. It will also periodically be used to display "Natural Curiosity Show and Tell" items. |
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Natural Curiosities Show and Tell
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Students can learn more about the natural world by participating in the "Natural Curiosities Show and Tell". Using the form to the left, they will sketch and describe a natural object they have found. During one of our "Museum Days", students will bring the object and form to school to be displayed in the Mini-Museum.
Please be respectful of nature and follow “Leave No Trace” rules while exploring. >> Make sure items are clean and safe for handling >> Don’t collect bird nests, feathers*, eggs, or turtle shells >> Leave living plants and animals where you find them >> Take only one of each item when you are collecting from nature >> Don’t collect items from state or national parks, or items protected by law*The possession of feathers and other parts of native North American birds without a permit is prohibited by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act | ||
Students can also curate their own exhibit for the Mini-Museum.
Contact OakGroveSTEM@comcast.net if your child would like to schedule an exhibit.
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