Bring your class to the Money Museum and we'll take care of the bill.

We're talking FREE admission for students, teachers and chaperones, plus the Money Museum will reimburse the school district for school bus rental fees following your field trip. That's right, we'll pay the expenditures for each school to bring one bus full of students for a fun-filled trip to learn about art, history, science and numismatics at the Money Museum. Students who come to the Money Museum can learn:

How coins were made before modern times
What items have been used as money
Why the first coins were made more than 2,000 years ago
Why a coin can be worth millions of dollars
And much more

Register your class for a field trip using the button below, email museum@money.org or call (719) 482-9814. Use the button below to register if you would like to participate in our Money Bus reimbursement program or contact education@money.org.

Upper Elementary Grade Lesson

Curators are responsible for collecting objects for their museum and then placing the pieces on display.

Sounds pretty easy, right? Well, there is much more involved, as you will soon see!

You are going to assume the role of a museum curator by completing three activities that are involved with your trip to the Money Museum.

Activity 1

Activity 2

Activity 3

Bring your class to the Money Museum and we'll take care of the bill.

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Upper Elementary Grade Lesson