OKLAHOMA
Field Trips

The Oklahoma City Zoo covers 119 acres and home to more than 1,900 animals. It offers interactive programs that educate about wildlife with emphasis on preserving the natural world.

The Oklahoma Hall of Fame preserves Oklahoma’s unique history by honoring our state’s rich tradition by telling Oklahoma’s story through its people, promoting pride in their great state.

Tour the Oklahoma State Capitol complex, and learn interesting facts, including the fact that it’s the only capital with a working oil well on its grounds. The complex is on 100 acres and includes 650 rooms.

The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art collection of art shows the 5,000-yr history of the Jewish people from the pre-Canaanite era thru the settling in the American Southwest.

Since the submarine is temporary closed because of the effects of flooding, visitors can do a self-guided tour of the Muskogee War Memorial Park Museum and explore World War II history.

Tiger Safari is a habitat for tigers, bears, lemurs & other wildlife with safaris & interactive encounters, where visitors can observe animals and feel a connection with wildlife.

The Tulsa Air and Space Museum is an aerospace museum has 19,000 square feet of historical exhibits, hands-on activities, vintage aircraft, STEM programs and a full-dome planetarium.

The Tulsa Botanic Garden promotes the importance of plants and nature to create a sustainable world. The Children’s Discovery Garden offers experience-based learning.

Tulsa Children’s Museum Discovery Lab is an interactive children’s science museum with a multidisciplinary approach which emphasizes cognitive and process skills and STEAM activities.

The Tulsa Geoscience Center has hands-on geoscience activity such as rock and mineral identification, fossil identification, earthquakes, our famous fossil and gold mine dig.

The Tulsa Performing Arts Center The Imagination Series is a family-friendly series presented by the Tulsa PAC Trust that mixes traditional storytelling theatre shows with STEM-related events.

The Tulsa Zoo, on 85-acres, offers activities that increase understanding, appreciation and stewardship of the natural world with age-appropriate science and conservation programs.