Turn Every Exhibit Into a Standards-Aligned Learning Experience
Six Red Marbles partners with observatories, science centers, and museums to build curriculum, study guides, and interactive digital experiences that turn a visit into real classroom learning — before, during, and after.
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Exhibit-Anchored Content
Study guides and lesson plans built directly around your galleries and exhibits, not generic worksheets bolted on after the fact.
Standards-Aligned Rigor at Scale
Cross-curricular content mapped to real standards, leveled for the grade bands your visitors actually bring through the door.
Interactive & Immersive Technology
3D models, digital guides, and interactive tools that extend the exhibit experience into the classroom and back again.
Accessibility & DEI Built In
Content designed from the start to reach every learner and every visitor, regardless of ability or background.
Field Trip & Visitor Program Design
Pre-visit, onsite, and post-visit materials built around your galleries — study guides, itineraries, and educator prep.
K–12 Standards-Aligned Content
Cross-curricular lessons mapped to real standards and leveled for the grade bands your visitors bring through the door.
Interactive & Immersive Technology
3D models, digital guides, and interactive exhibits that extend the visit into the classroom and back again.
Editorial & Production at Scale
Writing, editing, and instructional design capacity to take a project from concept to finished, standards-checked materials.
Family & Educator Programming
Webinars, take-home activities, and professional development for docents, teachers, and parents alike.
Accessibility & DEI Integration
Content designed from the start to reach every learner and every visitor, regardless of ability or background.

Museum of Science, Boston
SRM partnered with the Museum of Science to update three of their Engineering is Elementary (EiE) units to better reflect NGSS 3D learning and project-based assessment: Cleaning Up an Oil Spill, Designing Plant Packages, and Designing Windmills. Grades K–6.

One World Observatory
SRM built five topics across nine lessons for grades 3–12, tying the 360° view of New York City to economics, history, geography, science, and engineering — with pre-visit, onsite, and post-visit activities.

View Boston
Fifteen lesson plans across five grade bands (3–12) covering history, engineering, and civics, guiding students through View Boston's exhibits atop the Prudential Tower.


Verizon & the Smithsonian Institution
Verizon asked SRM to help transform Smithsonian digital resources into cohesive, teacher-ready learning experiences for grades 6–8. SRM curated assets around shared themes, identified connections across science, math, language arts, and social studies standards, designed multidisciplinary lesson frameworks, and developed accessible instructional content — with guidance for adapting lessons for younger and older learners.
The result: Smithsonian resources became more than a collection of individual assets — they became the foundation for connected, standards-aligned classroom experiences.


HMH Virtual Chemistry Lab
HMH partnered with SRM to create 12 high school chemistry virtual labs on a compressed timeline. SRM brought together chemistry educators and learning designers to build inquiry around real-world problems, make advanced content accessible without oversimplifying it, and guide students through experimentation, analysis, and reflection.
The result: rigorous digital learning that helped students explore chemistry through active problem-solving.



Van Andel Institute for Education
SRM partnered with VAI to turn on-site field trip science programs into 40 classroom-ready K–8 science lessons. VAI had strong field trip content, but it came from different educators in different formats with inconsistent instructional detail — and this was VAI's first time working with an outside vendor, so building trust and nailing their voice was part of the job.
The result: a consistent instructional voice and classroom-ready lessons that extend the reach of VAI's on-site field trip programming — including lesson blueprints, teacher guides, student slides and worksheets, and production-ready files.




This is the kind of interactive asset SRM can build directly into museum interactive stations, take-home materials, or digital guides — a fully explorable 3D model that can incorporate quizzes and interactive lessons as part of the asset.

MindUP — The Goldie Hawn Foundation
SRM helped launch MindUP 2.0, a digital social-emotional learning platform reaching educators, parents, and children with mindfulness-based curriculum.

FitMoney: $uperSquad
A gamified K–5 financial literacy world with animated video, interactive activities, and customizable avatars — built for engagement outside the classroom.

Young Hearts Open Minds
Early childhood program architecture and content designed to foster belonging, empathy, and equity in children five and under.

