
Plan an educational field trip to The Weitzman in Philadelphia. Standards-aligned museum programs for Pre-K through 8th grade connect to STEM, social studies, ELA, arts, and SEL learning
Looking for engaging school field trips in Philadelphia? The Weitzman’s Colors of Creation educational experiences combine hands-on learning, creativity, and critical thinking for students in Pre-K through 8th grade. Designed for school groups and aligned with Pennsylvania academic standards, these museum field trip programs connect to ELA, STEM/STEAM, Social Studies, Fine Arts, and Social-Emotional Learning curricula.
At the heart of both the American story and Jewish tradition is a belief in the dignity, creativity, and potential of every person. Inspired by the Jewish concept of B’tzelem Elokim (the idea that every person is created with inherent worth), Colors of Creation invites students to explore how ideas, stories, values, and imagination help shape the world around us.
Browse our four workshops below and find the right fit for your students. For further questions or other group inquiries, contact Group Sales Manager AJ McCormick at amccormick@theweitzman.org or (215) 391-4647.
Students explore the enduring legacy of creation stories and discover how storytelling helps people make sense of the world. Through writing, drawing, movement, music, and collaborative activities, they will identify the elements of a compelling story and create their own stories.
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How do colors shape the way we see and experience the world? Students investigate color through science, art, and design while learning the basics of visual perception and color theory. Through hands-on experimentation, they will discover how color influences emotion, creativity, and self-expression.
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Students investigate the natural systems that sustain life on Earth, from ecosystems and habitats to natural resources and life cycles. Through play-based exploration and design challenges, they will create their own “mini-worlds” and develop a deeper understanding of environmental stewardship.
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What values should guide a society? Students step into the role of founders tasked with creating guiding principles for a new nation. By examining historical, philosophical, and religious texts, they will discuss concepts such as equality, freedom, responsibility, and community before crafting their own vision for a just society.
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Please click here to fill out our brief intake form. For further questions or other group inquiries, contact Group Sales Manager AJ McCormick at amccormick@theweitzman.org or (215) 391-4647. Please note that an intake form does not guarantee a booking. Bookings are only confirmed once acknowledged by our team.
Cost of Group Visits
Hours of Operation
The Museum is open to the public Wednesday-Sunday, 10 am – 5 pm. Groups may be accommodated on other days of the week.