Field Trips
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Exclusive Field Trips Now Available
Due to COVID-19 Pandemic field trips are different, but still amazing!
Tuesday - Saturday, 9AM to 1PM, available for group reservations. Groups of 60 persons or more may schedule to have the museum all to themselves! Exclusive museum access from 9AM to 12PM and private access to Adventure Quest is available to these groups 12PM to 1PM. This allows for social distancing and through sanitizing procedures. All of this for the special rate of $8 each.
Due to COVID-19 Pandemic field trips are different, but still amazing!
Tuesday - Saturday, 9AM to 1PM, available for group reservations. Groups of 60 persons or more may schedule to have the museum all to themselves! Exclusive museum access from 9AM to 12PM and private access to Adventure Quest is available to these groups 12PM to 1PM. This allows for social distancing and through sanitizing procedures. All of this for the special rate of $8 each.
We are excited to have you! Before you come to the museum there are a few things to know that will make your trip run smoothly.
Reservations must be made two weeks in advance and payment or payment arrangements are required at least one week before the visit.
Group Rate:
Groups are recognized as 16 or more and admission is $8 per person.
Adult Supervisors
To guarantee safety, a minimum of one adult per five children is required.
Memberships and Free Passes
Memberships and free passes are not honored for student field trips. This allows Leonardo’s to honor a lower rate for your group. New this year, memberships are honored for supervisors and guardians, but they must present their membership card upon arrival to the museum.
Educational Add-ons
You may add on extra experiences to enhance your trip. To learn more about an animal encounters, a Sizzlin Science Class or an Art Smart class click links below.
Before You Arrive:
When you arrive groups should already be divided into a maximum of five children with one supervisor/guardian for each group. Also, please take a headcount of both children and adults. These steps are extremely valuable and assure that your group gets to begin their adventure as quickly as possible!
What to Do When You Arrive:
Upon arrival, the group leader should come to the front desk of the museum and our staff will assist in safely escorting your group into the Education Annex so we can welcome the group and share a few rules. This is also where your group will receive matching wrist bands. If your field trip is scheduled in the summer (June or July), special instructions will follow for entry .
Lunch:
The day of your visit Leonardo’s will assist with setting lunch times, location for lunch and storing of student lunches at check in.
Running Late:
If your group will be late, please notify Leonardo’s to accommodate your group.
Call 580-233-ARTS x102.
Age Appropriateness:
Leonardo’s is designed to stimulate play for everyone from small toddlers to older adults. When asked if preteens or middle school children will have plenty to do? The best answer is “It depends on the child and whether he/she allows themselves to play and enjoy the exhibits. There is plenty for young teens to do inside as well as outside at the three story castle.” If they allow themselves to have fun--they will have a great time.
Cancellation Policy:
In the event of an emergency you may reschedule one-time if the museum is notified with at least 48 hours in advance. Call 580-233-ARTS x102.
Ways to pay:
Leonardo’s accepts cash, credit card, purchase order or scholarship. View available scholarships below. Payment arrangement must be made at least one week before your visit.
Leonardo’s is not responsible for accidents and lost items.
Field trips are first come, first serve, please click on the BOOK A FIELD TRIP button below to get started.
Reservations must be made two weeks in advance and payment or payment arrangements are required at least one week before the visit.
Group Rate:
Groups are recognized as 16 or more and admission is $8 per person.
Adult Supervisors
To guarantee safety, a minimum of one adult per five children is required.
Memberships and Free Passes
Memberships and free passes are not honored for student field trips. This allows Leonardo’s to honor a lower rate for your group. New this year, memberships are honored for supervisors and guardians, but they must present their membership card upon arrival to the museum.
Educational Add-ons
You may add on extra experiences to enhance your trip. To learn more about an animal encounters, a Sizzlin Science Class or an Art Smart class click links below.
Before You Arrive:
When you arrive groups should already be divided into a maximum of five children with one supervisor/guardian for each group. Also, please take a headcount of both children and adults. These steps are extremely valuable and assure that your group gets to begin their adventure as quickly as possible!
What to Do When You Arrive:
Upon arrival, the group leader should come to the front desk of the museum and our staff will assist in safely escorting your group into the Education Annex so we can welcome the group and share a few rules. This is also where your group will receive matching wrist bands. If your field trip is scheduled in the summer (June or July), special instructions will follow for entry .
Lunch:
The day of your visit Leonardo’s will assist with setting lunch times, location for lunch and storing of student lunches at check in.
Running Late:
If your group will be late, please notify Leonardo’s to accommodate your group.
Call 580-233-ARTS x102.
Age Appropriateness:
Leonardo’s is designed to stimulate play for everyone from small toddlers to older adults. When asked if preteens or middle school children will have plenty to do? The best answer is “It depends on the child and whether he/she allows themselves to play and enjoy the exhibits. There is plenty for young teens to do inside as well as outside at the three story castle.” If they allow themselves to have fun--they will have a great time.
Cancellation Policy:
In the event of an emergency you may reschedule one-time if the museum is notified with at least 48 hours in advance. Call 580-233-ARTS x102.
Ways to pay:
Leonardo’s accepts cash, credit card, purchase order or scholarship. View available scholarships below. Payment arrangement must be made at least one week before your visit.
Leonardo’s is not responsible for accidents and lost items.
Field trips are first come, first serve, please click on the BOOK A FIELD TRIP button below to get started.
If a field trip arrives without mandatory 1 adult to 5 children ratio they will be denied entry.
Let the fun begin!
Call (580) 233-2787 to book your exclusive field trip today!
All Oklahoma teachers are eligible for a FREE FIELD TRIP to Leonardo's with help from our community partners!
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Davis Scholarship Fund
If you are an Educator at an EPS Title I School then you can bring your class on a field trip, ALL Admissions PAID (including all students, teachers, parents, & siblings) to Leonardo’s! Field Trips can be scheduled between October 1st and March 31st, 2019! Spots are LIMITED, so book today for your FREE Field Trip!
Call 580-233-2787 for Reservations! |
Oklahoma teachers can receive a FREE FIELD TRIP to Leonardo's for their class by attending an OERB workshop!
At the workshop you will receive a curriculum guide, professional development points, a kit with materials used in the curriculum, a free t-shirt, and even a $50 stipend for attending! Visit the link below to learn more! |
Want a FUN Class during your Field Trip?
Sizzlin' Science Classes
These classes are geared to the P.A.S.S. curriculum.
These classes are geared to the P.A.S.S. curriculum.
- Animal Safari: Grades K-9th
- Classify objects, magnetic power, structures and their functions: Grades 1st-3rd
- Observing and measuring, how things depend on each other, investigating the earth: Grades 4th-6th
- Bridges: Grades 6th-9th
Art Smart Classes
Enhances student’s life and knowledge by introducing them to great artists, paintings and various techniques used to create masterpieces.
Enhances student’s life and knowledge by introducing them to great artists, paintings and various techniques used to create masterpieces.
- Giuseppe Arcimboldo (fruit and vegetable faces)
- Edvard Munch (‘The Scream’)
- Andy Warhol (Pop Art)
- Wayne Thiebaud (Cakes)
- Auguste Rodin (‘The Thinker’)
