Homeschool Series
Wednesday, December 3, 2025 10am – 11:30am National Museum of the Great Lakes
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Each month, the National Museum of the Great Lakes invites homeschoolers to dive into the important role of the Great Lakes socio-ecological system through this STEAM-based monthly homeschool series. Each month will cover a different topic with guided inquiry-based learning and fun hands-on activities.
Program Snapshot
- When: First Wednesday of each month, September – May, 10 am-11:30 am
- Cost: Included with Museum admission, free for NMGL members
- Format: 90‑minute sessions featuring rotating themes
- Who: Core ages 7–14 (younger and older siblings welcome)
- Capacity: Limited to 20 students per session for personalized, project‑based learning
- Where: National Museum of the Great Lakes, 1701 Front St., Toledo, OH
- Why Attend: Engage in real‑world maritime adventures, collaborate with peers, and leave with take‑home projects that extend learning beyond the museum
Space is limited—reserve your child’s spot today and set sail on a year of discovery!
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