OMSI has created many classroom activities across a wide array of topics. They are all listed here for convenient perusal.

• Inventions and Technology are the subject of activities which complement the Vernier Technology Lab.
• Chemistry for the K-8 Classroom is a hands-on, no-hassle messy science with a WOW curriculum, which can be done with ordinary household supplies.
• Air Travelers is a set of activities about ballooning and other ways to fly.
• Water Works explores fountains and other public waterways.
• Our Engineer It exhibit, exploring building things and making them move, has some activities to enhance a visit.

• Explore how different animals change as they grow old, in Amazing Feats of Aging.
• Teach about the skeleton with the Bone Up on Bones Teacher Guide.
• Our Dangerous Decibels project can teach about hearing loss in many exciting ways.

• The Eyes on Earth Teacher Guide shows how satellites help us study Earth.

• There are lots of lesson plans on several topics associated with Public Science Day:
  • Our 2000 site explores the basics of making web pages.
  • In 2001 with the theme "Science Works", students studied how communities use science to make our lives better, by Building a Community from the Ground Up.
  • The theme for 2002 was "Science is Power! Energy everywhere." You can find out how much energy you use, and see ideas visitors had for how to use less.
  • The final Public Science Day in 2003 was all about Taking Flight. We have plans for making model planes and hot air balloons.
• The crown jewel in OMSI's curriculum collection is Expedition Northwest.

• For children age 6 and under, Science Playground has several activities.