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Maui School Programs

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Hawai`i Nature Center will offer Maui science field trips in 2025. A program is in development and input is needed from educators. These outdoor science programs promote environmental stewardship and are aligned with Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). The nonprofit seeks the partnership of Maui schools, educators and volunteers. Contact Maui Program Manager Rachael Taylor to learn more. Hawai`i Nature Center is expanding on Maui and is hiring. Schools and groups can support the program with a drive for items from the Maui Wish List.

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  • Leaves Falling
  • Bird Watching
1st Grade for Fall 2024
Introduction to Plants, Animals & Healthy Habitats
Explore different habitats in Makiki Valley including meadow, stream, and forest with emphasis on survival needs, food chains, and stream life.

Fall Semester | 9 am – 12:30 pm

2nd Grade for Fall 2024
Cycles in Nature
Examine the importance of five of the main cycles in nature (plant and animal life cycles; nutrient, gas, and water cycles) while hiking, fishing at the stream, and hunting for decomposers. Discover how cycles are interconnected and how humans are a part of these cycles.

Fall Semester | 9 am – 12:30 pm

3rd Grade for Fall 2024
Discovering Wetlands
Learn about the importance of wetlands and how adaptation, interdependence and dispersal play key roles in this ecosystem. Discover the threats to endangered Hawaiian wetland birds and how conservation efforts are enabling their survival.

Fall Semester | 9 am – 12:30 pm

Kindergarten for Spring 2025
Introduction to Nature
Experience a sensory exploration of living and non-living parts of the natural world while learning to appreciate and care for nature. Discover the many uses of bamboo, create a mini-stream ecosystem, and learn how soil is made while making your own soil cookies.

Spring Semester | 9 am – 12:00 pm

2nd Grade for Spring 2025
Cycles in Nature
Examine the importance of five of the main cycles in nature (plant and animal life cycles; nutrient, gas, and water cycles) while hiking, fishing at the stream, and hunting for decomposers. Discover how cycles are interconnected and how humans are a part of these cycles.

Spring Semester | 9 am – 12:30 pm

4th, 5th & 6th Grade for Spring 2025
Forest Encounters
Explore the forest while learning about geological, biological, and human-caused changes. Learn about changes that have local and global impacts, investigate the importance of watersheds, and suggest ways for creating a better future for Hawaiʻi.

Spring Semester | 9 am – 12:30 pm

4th, 5th & 6th Grade for Spring 2025
Oceanic Connections
Explore the anatomy and life cycles of corals and their role in the ecosystem. Take an eye-opening hike where students become teachers on topics of native plants, coastal ecology, and invasive species. Learn about the sources of marine debris and participate in a beach clean-up.

Spring Semester | 9 am – 12:30 pm

Program Fees

For Title 1 Schools

$425 (up to 60 students)

$300 (up to 40 students)

$225 (up to 20 students)

For Schools with Single Booking

$775 (up to 60 students)

$575 (up to 40 students)

$375 (up to 20 students)

For Schools with Multiple Bookings

$700 (up to 60 students)

$525 (up to 40 students)

$325 (up to 20 students)

There may be discounted rate for multiple bookings and scholarships once the program is developed. 
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