Biogen Foundation Exploration Hub Investigate human biology and how we interact with the world around us. Image Join Museum educators to investigate human biology and how we interact with the world around us through a variety of hands-on activities. Our activity schedule varies daily, see below for a description of some of our activities.Educators: Thinking about making one of our activities part of your next field trip? To help us better accommodate your group during your field trip, please contact us at hhl@mos.org to discuss planning the Biogen Foundation Exploration Hub into your schedule. Get Tickets Date and Time Check the Daily Schedule for Times Audience 6-8th grades (Middle school), 9-12th grades (High school), Adults Location Green Wing, Level 2 View Map Length Activities take an average of 20 minutes Price Included with Exhibit Halls Admission Language English Get Tickets Date and Time Check the Daily Schedule for Times Audience 6-8th grades (Middle school), 9-12th grades (High school), Adults Location Green Wing, Level 2 View Map Length Activities take an average of 20 minutes Price Included with Exhibit Halls Admission Language English Join Museum educators to investigate human biology and how we interact with the world around us through a variety of hands-on activities. Our activity schedule varies daily, see below for a description of some of our activities.Educators: Thinking about making one of our activities part of your next field trip? To help us better accommodate your group during your field trip, please contact us at hhl@mos.org to discuss planning the Biogen Foundation Exploration Hub into your schedule. Activities Mystery Skeleton Using a human skeleton as a model, can you figure out how to put our mystery skeleton together? What can bones tell us about how an animal moved? Can you figure out what animal our mystery skeleton belongs to? Microscope There’s an entire world we can explore with a microscope that is too small for our eyes to see! What tiny details can you discover about us and living things by taking a closer look? Can you help us investigate why these details are important? Get a Grip! People pick things up and hold them in many different ways. Have you ever through about the different kinds of grips you use? Which of your hands do you think is stronger? Together we will explore the ways you hold things, measure how strong you hold on, and use graphs to explore how people's grip may differ by age and handedness.
