• A field of cottongrass on an early summer morning

    Bering Land Bridge

    National Preserve Alaska

Traveling Trunks

Children talking with the ranger about sources of pollution in their drinking water after finding pollutants on a worksheet from the Water Cycle Education Kit.
Students answering questions about how they can help keep their drinking water clean after completing an activity in the Water Cycle Education Kit.
NPS Photo

If you need a little extra something to make your curriculum pop, try one of our education kits. The kits have suggested curricula you can use, but most excing are all of the hands-on items you can use to demonstrate topics to your class. Kits include items like copies of primary resource documents from events in Alaska's gold rush history; supplies and materials needed to conduct demonstrations on how the land bridge flooded; tools for students to use like bird beaks to discover how different birds obtain different foods; skulls, skins, games and more.

These kits are for loan to teachers and other educators in Northwest Alaska for free! Take a look at the list of education kits (PDF 51.3 KB) available.

Don't see what you need? Let us know! New kits are currently in production.

If you live outside Northwest Alaska, please call to see how we can accommodate your needs: 1-800-471-2352 or 907-443-2522.

Did You Know?

Two archeologist from the National Park Service digging in test pits in Bering Land Bridge National Preserve

Archeological discoveries on the Bering Land Bridge National Preserve date human inhabitants to 9,000 years ago.