Primary K-6
All primary school programs are delivered by qualified professionals and are designed specifically for primary school students. Programs are free unless indicated otherwise.
Some programs can be adapted to specific class needs.
For further information about making a booking, read our Planning your Visit guide.
Museum programs
Discover your museum
What is it? Is it real? How is it stuffed? How old is it? Can we touch it? This interactive program includes a tour of the site, uses a variety of objects and materials, and offers an introduction to collections, conservation and interpretation. This program is a good prerequisite for all other museum programs.
Duration: 1 hour.
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Islands to Ice: Antarctic and Southern Ocean exhibition programs
Life in the Freezer: A Day in the Life of Antarctic and Southern Ocean Animals
Wandering albatross, Emperor penguin, Weddell seal and krill – what is it like living in the coldest region of the world? How has the amazing wildlife adapted to the environment? This activity begins with a tour of the Islands to Ice exhibition.
Duration: 1.5 hours
Home of the Blizzard: The Dramatic Story of Sir Douglas Mawson's Epic 1911-1914 Adventure
Few stories of the heroic era of Antarctic exploration have captured the imagination of Australian audiences like Sir Douglas Mawson's 1911-1914 expedition. Find out what happened, what it might have been like and learn about other 'heroic' Antarctic moments from the 20th Century. This is an active program that involves the use of drama and storytelling. The students also have the opportunity to explore the Islands to Ice exhibition.
Duration: 1.5 hours
Suitable grades: 3–6
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ningenneh tunapry: Tasmanian Aboriginal exhibition programs
ningenneh tunapry Tasmanian Aboriginal exhibition is temporarily closed for redevelopment and will reopen in late 2012/early 2013. We apologise for any inconvenience.
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Please note: Due to Stage 1 of TMAG's redevelopment project, some programs may be modified.
