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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.

THE DISCOVERY DOME GOES TO YOUR SCHOOL YEAR-ROUND!

Discovery Dome

LASM’s portable digital planetarium, known as the Discovery Dome, travels to your school! The inflatable, room-sized Discovery Dome requires an indoor space 25-feet square and 12-feet high, and a nearby electrical outlet.

Length 30-60 minutes long, with 15 minutes between each group presentation.

Group size 30 maximum

Fees $350 (includes 4 presentations; maximum 3 hours)

$550 (includes 8 presentations; maximum 5 hours).

$650 (includes ten 30-minute presentations or five 60-minute presentations; maximum 7 hours)

Plus a travel fee for schools outside East Baton Rouge Parish.

For more information on programming and availability., contact our Discovery Dome educator This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or phone at 225.344.5272, ext. 124 (if no answer dial ext. 142),

Click Here to Reserve the Discovery Dome Online

The Zula Patrol: Under the Weather Grade Level: Pre-K-2	The Sky Tonight Grade Level: Pre-K–12
Ice Worlds Grade Level: 4-12	Star of Bethlehem Grade Level: 1-12
It's About Time Grade Level: 4 -12	Two Small Pieces of Glass Grade Level: 3-12
Earth’s Wild Ride Grade Level: 3-6	Earth-Sun-Moon Grade Level: 3–8
Impact Earth Grade Level: 5-12	2012: Mayan Prophecies Grade Level: 6-12
We Choose Space! Grade Level: 4-12	One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure Grade Level: Pre-K–1

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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.