Discover traditions from around the globe! Your students will learn how different cultures use days of celebration to come together as a community. You will hear from people that celebrate Eid, Carnaval, Juneteenth and Diwali, and you will learn about these traditions and their origins. To request this program, please click here.
It's 1859 and the nation is on the brink of Civil War. Students observe and talk to residents of our Ohio Village to understand the Underground Railroad and identify the secret “conductor.” Through the use of highly researched first-person interpreters, students are able to experience the moral and social struggles surrounding the anti-slavery movement. To request the program, please click here.
Teams of students will compete in a game show format to teach each other as they answer about the origins, structure, and responsibilities of federal, state and local government. To request this program, please click here.
Teams of students will compete against each other as they answer about the election process, past elections, voter requirements, responsibilities and more. To request this program, please click here.
This interactive virtual program makes students think like historians. With a focus on images with economic themes such as manufacturing and commerce, students learn to analyze historical photographs to learn about the past. To request this program, please click here.
This interactive virtual program makes students think like historians. With a focus on images from the 1970 Kent State shootings, students learn to analyze historical photographs to learn about the past. To request this program, please click here.
Snapshot! is an interactive, virtual program where students will be taught to think like historians and analyze historic photographs to learn more about the past. This program focuses on the Civil Rights Movement and encourages students to think deeply on social justice topics both in the past and present. To request this program, please click here.
