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In-House Field Trips

The NAtive American Field Trip that comes to your school!

Imagine the excitement among your students when this museum of Native American cultures is set up in your gym!

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When you book a program, you first choose a region:

  • the Eastern Woodlands (our region)

  • or the Great Plains.


Next you choose a format:

  • A series of assemblies for your entire school

  • Workshops for one grade level throughout the school day

  • A single assembly for multiple grades plus two workshops for one grade

 
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What’s in the museum?​

Eastern WoodlandsThere are over 70 different artifacts in the museum, representing the Iroquois and Algonquian culture for our region.

Eastern Woodlands

There are over 70 different artifacts in the museum, representing the Iroquois and Algonquian culture for our region.

 
Great PlainsA full size Plains Tipi. In addition, a museum of genuine artifacts from the Horse and Buffalo culture of the Plain Indians, circa 1700-1890.

Great Plains

A full size Plains Tipi. In addition, a museum of genuine artifacts from the Horse and Buffalo culture of the Plain Indians, circa 1700-1890.

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Scheduling

A series of four workshops. In the Eastern Woodlands program is four of your choice from the following list.

  1. Eastern Woodlands Meuseum

  2. Haudenosaunee Government Workshop

  3. Symbol Project

  4. Traditional Stories and Games (Outdoors)

  5. Traditional Stories and Games (Indoors)

  6. Clay Project: Clay Pot

  7. Clay Project: Pendant

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What Else is included?

You also have access to our electronic library that includes:

recorded workshops, educational sessions, activities, lessons plans, and a student guide.

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