Bring the Burke to You

Burke Boxes
Burke Boxes are portable kits of museum-quality objects and artifacts, as well as activities that can be tailored to all ages and interests.

BurkeMobile
Our BurkeMobile programs send Burke educators and collections throughout Washington state, transforming your school or library into a museum.
Please note: BurkeMobile is currently only available to visit King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties.

Virtual Education Programs
Let the Burke come to you—virtually!
We're excited to offer two new virtual learning experiences this year. Registration is now open—save your spot today!
At the Museum

Field Trips
Exhibits and visible labs surround students during your field trip, giving learners a more holistic understanding of the subjects covered. Watching people work in the visible labs, workrooms, and collections is inspiration for students to see themselves as a researcher, collections manager, or artist.

Financial Assistance
Our generous donors make it possible for Burke Education to offer financial assistance to eligible schools, programs and families to ensure no child is turned away because of financial limitations.
Professional Development
DIG Field School
Prepare to get your hands dirty and teach with a whole new perspective! Over the course of four days each summer, K–12 teachers can get hands-on experience in paleontology, geology, and evolution by participating in active field research sites located in Montana.

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