Educational Programs at The Field Museum

Examine artifacts and specimens and learn more about the scientific research that goes on at The Field Museum. In particular, don’t miss these fact-filled and fun exhibitions:

Learn more about Sue, the world’s largest, most complete and most famous T. rex.
Enter the cave of the famous Lions of Tsavo, who killed and ate more than 128 workers building the Uganda Railway in 1898.
Shrink down to the size of a bug to take an Underground Adventure.
Challenge your students to explore the historical, social, technological and personal factors that have created the "greatest players ever" in Baseball As America.
From cultural history to ecology, find out everything you ever wanted to know about Chocolate. Check out these interactives: Manufacturing Chocolate from Seed to Sweet, Cacao Farm and The Chocolate Challenge. Teachers can use the enticing subject of chocolate to teach students about the intriguing relationship between nature and culture with our Chocolate curriculum.
Discover the natural and cultural history of nature’s perfect gem in Pearls.
Unravel the mysteries of one of Egypt’s most famous queens in Cleopatra of Egypt: From History to Myth
Explore the Museum’s butterfly and moth collection and learn all about the habitats and life cycles of these fanciful creatures in Butterflies at The Field Museum.

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