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Rock Garden Guide and Map

In the Museum's shady outdoor rock garden, students can examine rocks and minerals from all over the world and explore their often fiery origins. Download this guide for a helpful glossary, detailed map of the garden, and suggestions for related Museum exhibits to visit.

Format Field Trip Activity
Grades 3 – 12
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Location Outside Museum Entrance — Museum of Science, Boston
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Activity Material MOS_Rock_Garden_Map.pdf

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