| Exhibition Overview Teacher's Guide (PDF format) Museum Activity (PDF format) Acknowledgements |
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This exhibition closed May 4, 2003 Visitors can
save an endangered animal, navigate a polluted waterway, and follow the
path of a migrating hawk—all while playing miniature golf in the
latest exhibition, FORE! The Planet: A Putt-to-Learn Adventure.
The exhibit is also accessible to the disabled.FORE! The Planet features 18 holes of indoor golf in which players test their putting skills and environmental know-how while gaining a better understanding of the world in which they live. Each hole uses playful components and colorful graphics to explore themes such as dinosaur extinction, bat sonar, pollution, and recycling in a way that's fun and humorous for children as well as adults. In the first half of the course, the "front nine," holes demonstrate how nature works, and the "back nine" represent people's interaction with the environment. Visitors make choices based on which path they choose to putt the ball. Besides
being an entertaining and engaging experience, FORE! The Planet was
designed to convey the more serious messages of environmental stewardship
and conservation. FORE! The Planet is 18 holes of informative fun!Note: Golf club rental fee is $1.00 per player. |
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