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Museum From Home

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Stay Connected. Stay Curious.

With our online resources, you and your family can explore the museum from home!

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Explore Oregon virtual exhibit; showing Ice Age fossils on display, including Harlan's ground sloth

Online and Virtual Exhibits

Create your own museum adventure, from anywhere in the world!

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Family Fun at Home

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Hands-on activities, video storytime, and much more

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Adult and Community Programs Online

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Join us for a virtual talk or workshop.

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Jensen Collection storage

Collections Galleries

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Teaching Resources

Online exhibits, free educator guides, and more.

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Virtual K-12 Programs

Live education programs in your classroom.

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Power of Plants activity kit

DIY Museum Activity Kits for Libraries

Hands-on, family learning adventures for our library partners!

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