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Bring Storrowton Village to Your Classroom
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Museum To Go
Museum To Go is a way to bring the 19th century to life in your school or home classroom. Packets include a variety of age-appropriate activities to engage learners in a way relevant to their 21st century lives and curriculum. Each packet includes 8 activities geared toward Grade 3, appropriate for Grades 2-5. Packets include supplies for hands-on activities.
Writing: Understanding Historical Time Periods
Drawing & Imagination: Draw a picture of what you would look like if you lived in the 19th century
Maps: Use the compass to understand directions and navigate through the Storrowton Village map
Reading: Storrowton Village word search
Math: Learn the game Shut the Box (includes 2 dice)
Science: What is a magnet? Determine items that are magnetic and items that are not (includes a magnet and nail ring made in the blacksmith shop and a few other small objects for comparison)
Activity: Basket weaving – learn about an important craft in the 19th century (includes basket weaving supplies)
Fact vs. Fiction: Answer the questions based on activities completed throughout the booklet to understand fact vs. fiction
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Community Outreach
Museum staff and volunteers are available to visit your classroom to engage students in hands-on activities including basket weaving, spinning, quill pen writing, first person presentations, character development, anthropological archaeology, old fashioned games, and much more.
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