Explore, discover, and play your way through North Idaho’s past!
Educational Programs
Explore, Learn, and Create at the Museum of North Idaho
The Museum of North Idaho is more than a museum—it’s a hub for hands-on learning and memorable experiences for students of all ages. Our educational programs bring history to life through interactive activities, immersive exhibits, and engaging events that inspire curiosity and creativity. Our educational programs are designed to be engaging, interactive, and educational, helping students develop critical thinking skills, creativity, and a deeper understanding of local and national history.
Why Participate?
Our educational programs combine storytelling, discovery, and hands-on learning, making history exciting and relevant. Students explore museum exhibits, discover the experiences of early settlers and Native American communities, and see how the Coeur d’Alene region has evolved over time. By connecting lessons to real-world history, MONI programs make learning memorable and meaningful.
Learning Meets Fun
Whether it’s uncovering local mysteries during a camp session, exploring exhibits on a field trip, or creating art inspired by history during homeschool days, MONI programs are designed to spark curiosity and inspire a love of learning.
Join Us at MONI
Our educational programs welcome school groups, homeschool families, and community members throughout the year. Each program can be tailored to different ages and learning goals, and our education team is happy to help you plan an enriching experience.
Discover the joy of learning at the Museum of North Idaho—where history, creativity, and community come together!
Field Trips
Field trips with MONI are a hands-on learning opportunity for classes in the surrounding counties to come explore North Idaho history in a fun and immersive way. For groups of 10 or more students.
Homeschool Days
For homeschooling groups and families. Join in on the fun with engaging programming throughout the day at our best field trip discounts.
Junior Historian Summer Camp
Our summer day camp runs Tuesday through Thursday in June and July and allows campers to explore North Idaho's history through hands-on learning and exploration.
Hands-On History Spring Break Camp
Hands-On History Spring Break Camp digs into teaching your child unique and historical skills and crafts. From textiles to woodworking and more, we want to keep historical arts alive!
Traveling Trunks
Bring the museum to your classroom with our Traveling Trunks full of unique artifacts that tell North Idaho's story!
Community Events
Our family-friendly events like the Easter Egg Hunt, Harvest Festival, and Holidays at MONI offer fun, educational experiences for families and community members.