Museum Kits & Hands-on Objects
The Education & Public Programs department has a large hands-on collection used in our teaching and displays. Many kits and objects are available to borrow for educational purposes. Use hands-on objects to enhance your lessons in your classroom or within the museum.
Museum Kits contain specimens, artifacts, models and activities for a wide variety of ages. Designed for hands-on learning, the collections can be used in many different ways. Kit materials reflect the diversity of the UA Museum of the North’s research collections and utilize materials from our rich teaching collection to help you explore culture, science, art and natural history.
Click on the links or the pictures for full descriptions of each kit.
See our loan information page to borrow kits or to make an online request.
Compare the Bear Kit
Camouflage & Natural Selection Kit
Fish & Salmon Kit
Tree Ring Discovery Kit
Alaska Whale Kit
Tracks & Scats Kit
Insects Kit
Beaver Kit
Avian Adaptations Kit
Raptors of Alaska Kit
Avian Diversity - Wings Kit
Gull Wings & Feet Kit
Traditional Games
Whale Culture Kit
Caribou Kit
Athabascan Kit
Southeast Alaska Kit
Fossils & Dinos Kit
Rocks & Minerals Kit
Hubble Resource Kit
Energetic Aurora Kit
Fairbanks History Play & Costume Kit
How do I borrow a kit?
