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Let's all Burke from Home!
Let's all Burke from Home!
Hi friend,
We've only been closed for two weeks but we miss you so much already! The Burke would be nothing without its community of members, so we'll be keeping in touch more frequently—about once a week—to keep you connected to the Burke from home while we're closed.
If you don't want to receive this increased communication, please click "Manage your preferences" at the bottom left of this email to unsubscribe from the Burke Museum Closure Communications list.
We hope you find these resources helpful!
Stay happy and healthy, 
Melisa
Membership Manager
Biology Collections Interpreter Peter Miller talks about Washington state garter snakes
Garter snakes and their connection to old-timey socks
Part of new Collection Q&A video series
Learn about Washington's native garter snakes with Herpetology Collection Manager Peter Miller and how to identify these amazing creatures. Oh, and you'll also learn how they got named after old-timey socks in the first place! 
Watch the video
A coloring sheet of a dinosaur illustration
VIRTUAL EVENT
I Dig Dinos: Mesozoic Monsters
Sunday, March 29, 10 AM – 2 PM
Join us online for a virtual I Dig Dinos event. We can't be together at the museum right now, but we can do I Dig Dinos activities from home!
Go on a scavenger hunt around the neighborhood, make some Mesozoic creature-inspired crafts, and more. Can't wait until Sunday? You can download materials and get started now!
Share your creations and experiences using #burkefromhome and you could be featured on Burke social media! We can't wait to see what you do.
I dig it!
a child makes a leaf rubbing

Let's all Burke from Home!
Visit from home with activities and resources for all ages

Enjoy the Burke from your home during this time of social distancing. Burke from Home is a new online resource for educational materials for kids (and adults, too!), including coloring sheets, virtual tours of exhibits, and more.
Show us your projects and experiences with #burkefromhome. 
We can't wait to see what you do.
Learn more
a child does a paper shark hat craft
Weekly Curriculum Packets
FREE educational resources while kids are at home
Looking for something educational and fun to do with the kids while you're home together? Burke Education is creating weekly curriculum packets. Each packet features a different theme so there's always something new!
Week 1 Curriculum Packet: Mesozoic Monsters
Share what you learn using #burkefromhome.
Still need to subscribe to the Weekly Curriculum Packets?
Sign me up!
burke museum at night
Gift memberships support the Burke

Want to give a T.rex-cellent gift? Give your loved one something to look forward to once the virus subsides—a whole year of free visits to the Burke Museum!
Gift a membership
image of burke museum with opening october 12 banner

Watch a relaxing timelapse of the new Burke Museum building coming to life over the course of two years!
Watch the timelapse
close up of t. rex teeth

Watch as T. rex teeth emerge from the Burke's "Tufts-Love" T. rex skull. Look at those gorgeous chompers!
Watch the video
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Land Acknowledgement

The Burke Museum stands on the lands of the Coast Salish peoples, whose ancestors resided here since time immemorial. Many Indigenous peoples thrive in this place—alive and strong.
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Photos: Garter snake video, Timothy Kenney/Burke Museum; Mesozoic Monsters photo, Andrea Godinez/Burke Museum, Burke from Home photo, Rachel Ormiston/Burke Museum; Curriculum packets photo, Andrew Waits; Burke Museum at night, Pavel Verbovski; Burke timelapse, Burke Museum; T. rex teeth photo, Rachel Ormiston/Burke Museum. 

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