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SCHOOL PROGRAMS

EDUCATIONALLY SOUND

LASM educational programs are aligned with current state standards, benchmarks, and GLE’s.

See GLE’s and classroom activities listed with each program.

Related programs are denoted by the word Link.

SKY PROGRAMS

Sky Programs teach astronomy and earth/ space lessons through presenter-led interaction and high-tech visuals under the planetarium’s 60-foot-diameter dome. Click on the shows below to find show descriptions, GLEs and classroom activities.

Due to the limited number of seats in the planetarium, only the number of students, teachers, and chaperones listed on your Reservation Request Form are guaranteed a seat. Any others attending with your group may join them only if seats are available. Tickets for these shows will be sold five minutes prior to the start of the show. Please note: There will be no late admittance to the planetarium.

TIMES: Flexible, on the hour
LENGTH: Allow one hour
GROUP SIZE: 170 maximum
COST: $6 per student and chaperone

Dipper’s Adventure Grade Level: Pre-K–K	One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure Grade Level: Pre-K–1
The Little Star That Could Grade Level: 1–2	Ventures Through Our Solar System Grade Level: 3–5
Earth’s Wild Ride Grade Level: 3-6	Wildest Weather in the Solar System Grade Level: 4-12
Digital Universe Grade Level: 8–12	Kaluoka'hina- The Enchanted Reef Grade Level: 2-5
We Choose Space! Grade Level: 4-12	2012: Mayan Prophecies Grade Level: 6-12
We are Aliens! Grade Level: 3-8

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LASM is fully accredited in accordance with the standards of excellence prescribed by the American Alliance of Museums.

These programs have been made possible in part through the generous support of the East Baton Rouge City-Parish Government and the members of LASM, the Community Fund for the Arts of Greater Baton Rouge and the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge, and are supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Louisiana Division of the Arts, Office of Cultural Development, Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism.