Education Programs
Inspiring Discovery—In the Museum, the Classroom, and the Community
At the REACH Museum, our Education Team connects learners of all ages with the Mid-Columbia River Region’s natural and cultural history. Through engaging, standards-aligned programming, we spark curiosity, deepen understanding, and provide meaningful educational experiences both on-site and in the community.
From hands-on workshops and field trips to classroom visits and online resources, we offer dynamic learning opportunities that connect students, families, and educators to the stories of our region. Explore the programs and resources below to see how the REACH Museum can support learning—in the museum, in the classroom, and beyond.
Education Programs at the Museum
Hands-on programs designed to spark discovery through play, science, and storytelling.
Little Explorers
A preschool-friendly program featuring science-based, hands-on activities for young learners and their caregivers.STEAM Workshops
Monthly Saturday workshops offering creative, interactive projects that explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math.Boredom Busters
Special sessions during school breaks that keep kids engaged through STEAM-based activities, crafts, and exploration.
All programs are included with general admission and free for REACH Members.
Programs for Schools & Classrooms
Bringing the REACH to students through classroom visits, field trips, and outreach.
Field Trips to the REACH
Bring your class to the museum for guided or self-guided exploration tied to Washington State learning standards.
Plan A Field TripClassroom Visits
Can’t come to us? We’ll come to you! Our educators deliver engaging, hands-on learning right in your classroom.
Schedule A Classroom VisitCommunity Outreach
We offer customized learning experiences for youth groups, clubs, and events throughout the region.
Submit An Outreach Request
