A three students peer at the camera through a moose antler.

School Programs

Thank you all for your enthusiastic participation in our 2025-2026 School Programs! Our guided Museum and Science Gallery programs are now booked to capacity. Limited self-guiding visits and Planetarium shows are available from now until the end of June, and spaces are filling up quickly for our popular end-of-year Ultimate Field Trip package which is available from May 25 to June 26. 

Plan your Ultimate Field Trip

Merci à tous de votre enthousiasme envers nos programmes scolaires 2025-2026 !  Nos programmes guidés des galeries du musée et nos démonstrations de galerie des sciences sont maintenant remplis à capacité.  Des visites autoguidées limitées et des spectacles du Planétarium sont disponibles à partir d’aujourd’hui jusqu’à la fin du mois de juin. Notre fameux forfait de fin d’année Sortie scolaire suprême est encore disponible du 25 mai au 26 juin, mais les places se remplissent rapidement !

Planifiez votre Sortie Scolaire Suprême

For assistance, please contact our Reservations office at 204-988-0626 or email us at Programs@ManitobaMuseum.ca. 

Pour toutes questions ou demandes d’assistance, contactez notre Reservations Coordinator au 204-988-0626 ou par courriel au Programs@ManitobaMuseum.ca.

English Programs

French Programs

Virtual Programs

Anishinaabemowin with Amik logo featuring an illustration of a beaver.

Language Revitalization in the Classroom

Bring Indigenous language learning into your classroom with Anishinaabemowin with Amik. This FREE, online language game created by the Manitoba Museum invites students of all ages and backgrounds to learn the names of 21 animals native to Manitoba in Anishinaabemowin. By incorporating Anishinaabemowin with Amik into your teaching, you’ll provide your students with a meaningful experience that aligns with language revitalization and uplifts Indigenous voices.

Learn the names of these animals in Anishinaabemowin, so that on your next visit to the Manitoba Museum, you can say “makwa” when you see a bear or “mashkode bizhiki” when you spot the bison.

 

Explore Anishinaabemowin with Amik

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