Homeschool
Homeschool Opportunities
The exhibits in the Virginia Living Museum were designed to correlate with and reinforce Virginia’s Standards of Learning for Science. While taking a tour of the geographic regions of Virginia, families can observe:
- Live animals and plants in their natural habitats
- Plant and animal life cycles, food chains and food webs
- Animal survival adaptations for finding food and shelter, rearing young, avoiding predators, defensive measures
- Animal migration, camouflage and hibernation
- Endangered and threatened species
- Vertebrates and invertebrates
- The importance of conserving Virginia’s animal, plant and mineral resources
- Pond, forest, stream, Chesapeake Bay, cypress swamp, mountain cove, cave and more habitats
- Virginia’s prehistoric past: rocks, minerals, fossils
- Phases of the moon, reasons for the seasons, earth’s revolution and rotation, planets in our solar system
To assist homeschool families, the Museum offers FREE grade-level-targeted guides to its living exhibits to help children focus during their visit. All questions are correlated to Virginia SOLs and national science standards.
Homeschool Days- 2024
The Virginia Living Museum offers homeschool programs for all ages (Pre-K through 12) with monthly programs. Class price includes Museum admission.
Click here for 2022-2023 Homeschool optionsExhibit Guides
Please note: Only Blank Guides are available online. Answer keys are available at the Museum’s front desk.
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Homeschool PacketDiscovery Boxes
Rental Duration |
Pickup/Return |
Cost |
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7-day Rental | Pickup and Return at the VLM | $100 |
3-day Rental | Pickup and Return at the VLM | $65 |