MUSEUM HOURS:

Virtual Field Trips
Bring the wonder and excitement of the Buffalo Museum of Science to your classroom – virtually!
Our experienced facilitators will bring a unique educational experience and scientific expertise to your students. Whether you’re looking for an eye-popping science demonstration or a Behind-the-Scenes tour, we can customize programming to suit your needs.
Pricing
- $125 per program
- $100 per additional program on the same topic and day
Registration
For more information or to book your experience, please contact museumreservations@sciencebuff.org or call us at 716.896.5200 x 338.
Additional Information
These programs require the facilitator to remotely present to you classroom, including sharing media. This may mean that they would need to be granted co-hosting rights. Please see your IT administrator for details or restrictions.
Cancellation Policy
Click here to view our cancellation policy.
For other resources for your classroom, check out our Virtual Science Fair activities or our YouTube channel.

Virtual Field Trip Programs
Dinosaurs and More
What can fossils tell us about dinosaurs? What did they eat? How big were they? Explore our exhibit, Rethink Extinct, and examine the fossils of creatures that lived long ago.
Insectigation
Get up close to some incredible insects! In our Bug Works science studio, examine live and preserved insects, observing their anatomy and behavior.
Dynamic Earth
What can we learn from the rocks under our feet? Virtually visit Our Marvelous Earth and explore the Museum’s collection of rocks and minerals.
Our Place In Space
Understand our place in space and how space science can drive our future! Take a trip to Buffalo in Space and explore the stars, planets and surprises above us.
Artifacts
Explore cultures around the world through the Museum’s education collection. Students will compare civilizations’ traditions, beliefs and geography through our Artifacts science studio.
Biodiversity
From the Arctic to tropical rainforests, discover ecosystems from around the world using biofacts from the Museum’s collection.
Weather Whys
Investigate weather’s impact on our lives and the environment. Explore the exhibit Our Marvelous Earth and gain an understanding of the interactions between air, water and land.