The Museum's Noble Planetarium was the first planetarium to be named after a female astronomer, Charlie Mary Noble, a Fort Worth educator of math and astronomy.
LOAN KITS
Complement your science, social studies, language arts, math and art curricula with authentic museum artifacts and specimens. The Educator Loan Kit Program - PDF provides you the opportunity to borrow hands-on materials for your classroom.
Our Social Studies and Natural Science topics include:
Social Studies Natural Science
Plains Indians and the Buffalo Adaptations
Texas Pioneers Animal Groups
A Glimpse of Africa Food webs
A Glimpse of Mexico Fossils
Texas Archeology Habitats
The Civil War Lone Star Dinosaurs
Inventions Minerals
Whose Shoes? Plants
Toys of Yesterday Rocks
Toys Around the World Sampling of the collection
Loan kits are available for a $20 refundable deposit, per kit. Enroll as an individual or as the representative for your grade level or campus team. Loans can be reserved for a one-week to two-week period; kits are available on a first-come, first-served basis. We encourage you to schedule your loan material at least two weeks in advance. Once we receive your registration form, policy agreement, and deposit, you may request loans by email, fax, or phone.
Contact a Loan Kit Program Coordinator:
817-255-9305 (for Social Studies loans) ~ 817-255-9323 (for Natural Science loans)
Or email us at: loankits@fwmsh.org
The Museum's Loan Kit Program is Supported by:
