Education

Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum's primary focus is education. We are dedicated to provided fun and exciting education programs for schools and homeschoolers across the nation. The following is a sampling of our current education offerings.

Virtual Field Trip!

Jan 18, 2021

Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum offers virtual field trips and online education events!

Museum @ Home!

Bring Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum into your home, with the resources needed to bring aerospace alive for you and your students. We will continuously update this page, so make sure to come back often for more information -- and have fun!

Education

The Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum doesn’t just teach. We inspire students of all ages by providing the spark to get kids interested in the sciences. As an aerospace museum, students are engaged ...

Educational Programs

Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum offers a wide range of educational opportunities for individuals and groups of all ages. Teachers and group leaders can arrange educational tours for their classes, ...

We Value our Educational Partners

Always striving to offer the most comprehensive experience possible, the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum has partnered with several organizations. These partnerships allow us to expand our educational ...

The Drone Zone

Enter the Drone Zone with us on this Fly By! We'll explore the basics of drones, going back to their beginning and seeing how they continue to change through the years.

The Sound of Science

Listen up! In this Fly By, we dive into soundwaves and vibrations. What are soundwaves? How do they move through the air? Investigate these fast-moving waves with us in the museum.

Lesson One: Sound Energy

Listen up! In this Fly By, we dive into soundwaves and vibrations. What are soundwaves? How do they move through the air? Investigate these fast-moving waves with us in the museum.

Gliders (Part 1)

Glide silently on this Fly By! We'll explore the basics of making paper airplanes and discuss the similarities between paper airplanes and full size gliders.

Gliders (Part 2)

Glide silently on this Fly By (part two)! We'll continue to explore the basics of making paper airplanes and discuss the similarities between paper airplanes and full size gliders, in addition to discovering new and unexpected shapes for paper airplanes.

Radar!

On this Fly By we'll explore the power of radio waves and how they can be used determine the range, angle, or velocity of objects. It can be used to detect aircraft, ships, spacecraft, guided missiles, motor vehicles, weather formations, and terrain.

Lesson Three: The Properties of Matter

What are the properties matter and why do they matter? In this Fly By, we look at the properties of matter and the facts that consists of matter in one form or another. Learn about the properties of matter how you can identify them.

Lesson Four: The Structures of Matter

What makes matter matter? In this Fly By, we delve into the fact that everything that exists consists of matter. What is matter? Why does it matter? Learn about the structures of matter how you can identify them.

Lesson Two: Forces & Motion

Have you heard of the Law of Gravity? Well, the same guy who discovered that law, Sir Isaac Newton, also discovered a related law, The Law of Motion, over 300 years ago. Watch this lesson to learn more about Newton's Law of Motion!

THE PAPER AIRPLANE GUY RETURNS TO THE MUSEUM AS A WORLD RECORD HOLDER

Feb 18, 2013

Evergreen Museum

John Collins, The Paper Airplane Guy, visits the Museum on February 23rd to show off his talents in three presentations MCMINNVILLE, Ore. (February 18, 2013) – John Collins, The Paper ...

Education

Virtual Field Trip!

Museum @ Home!

Bring Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum into your home, with the resources needed to bring aerospace alive for you and your students. We will continuously update this page, so make sure to come back often for more information -- and have fun!

Education

Educational Programs

We Value our Educational Partners

The Drone Zone

Enter the Drone Zone with us on this Fly By! We'll explore the basics of drones, going back to their beginning and seeing how they continue to change through the years.

The Sound of Science

Listen up! In this Fly By, we dive into soundwaves and vibrations. What are soundwaves? How do they move through the air? Investigate these fast-moving waves with us in the museum.

Lesson One: Sound Energy

Listen up! In this Fly By, we dive into soundwaves and vibrations. What are soundwaves? How do they move through the air? Investigate these fast-moving waves with us in the museum.

Gliders (Part 1)

Glide silently on this Fly By! We'll explore the basics of making paper airplanes and discuss the similarities between paper airplanes and full size gliders.

Gliders (Part 2)

Glide silently on this Fly By (part two)! We'll continue to explore the basics of making paper airplanes and discuss the similarities between paper airplanes and full size gliders, in addition to discovering new and unexpected shapes for paper airplanes.

Radar!

On this Fly By we'll explore the power of radio waves and how they can be used determine the range, angle, or velocity of objects. It can be used to detect aircraft, ships, spacecraft, guided missiles, motor vehicles, weather formations, and terrain.

Lesson Three: The Properties of Matter

What are the properties matter and why do they matter? In this Fly By, we look at the properties of matter and the facts that consists of matter in one form or another. Learn about the properties of matter how you can identify them.

Lesson Four: The Structures of Matter

What makes matter matter? In this Fly By, we delve into the fact that everything that exists consists of matter. What is matter? Why does it matter? Learn about the structures of matter how you can identify them.

Lesson Two: Forces & Motion

Have you heard of the Law of Gravity? Well, the same guy who discovered that law, Sir Isaac Newton, also discovered a related law, The Law of Motion, over 300 years ago. Watch this lesson to learn more about Newton's Law of Motion!

THE PAPER AIRPLANE GUY RETURNS TO THE MUSEUM AS A WORLD RECORD HOLDER

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Bring Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum into your home, with the resources needed to bring aerospace alive for you and your students. We will continuously update this page, so make sure to come back often for more information -- and have fun!

Enter the Drone Zone with us on this Fly By! We'll explore the basics of drones, going back to their beginning and seeing how they continue to change through the years.

Listen up! In this Fly By, we dive into soundwaves and vibrations. What are soundwaves? How do they move through the air? Investigate these fast-moving waves with us in the museum.

Listen up! In this Fly By, we dive into soundwaves and vibrations. What are soundwaves? How do they move through the air? Investigate these fast-moving waves with us in the museum.

Glide silently on this Fly By! We'll explore the basics of making paper airplanes and discuss the similarities between paper airplanes and full size gliders.

Glide silently on this Fly By (part two)! We'll continue to explore the basics of making paper airplanes and discuss the similarities between paper airplanes and full size gliders, in addition to discovering new and unexpected shapes for paper airplanes.

On this Fly By we'll explore the power of radio waves and how they can be used determine the range, angle, or velocity of objects. It can be used to detect aircraft, ships, spacecraft, guided missiles, motor vehicles, weather formations, and terrain.

What are the properties matter and why do they matter? In this Fly By, we look at the properties of matter and the facts that consists of matter in one form or another. Learn about the properties of matter how you can identify them.

What makes matter matter? In this Fly By, we delve into the fact that everything that exists consists of matter. What is matter? Why does it matter? Learn about the structures of matter how you can identify them.

Have you heard of the Law of Gravity? Well, the same guy who discovered that law, Sir Isaac Newton, also discovered a related law, The Law of Motion, over 300 years ago. Watch this lesson to learn more about Newton's Law of Motion!

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