The goals of the Historic Stranahan House Museum Virtual Education Program are as follows:
- Support educators in fulfilling curriculum requirements for students of all grade levels
- Introduce students to historical figures and focusing on themes that include civics, social studies, environmental concerns, Native American cultures, among others
- Adapt to new teaching techniques including virtual learning and online field trips
Topics explored include, but are not limited to the following. Click here to view the Sunshine State Standards our programs cover for students from kindergarten through 12th grade:
- Local, State, and National History
- Vocabulary/Etymology
- Social Studies/Civics
- Horticulture/Agriculture
- Literature
- Geography
- Native American History and Culture
- Environmental Conservation
- Character Building
The Historic Stranahan House Museum team continues to provide valuable educational programs for students of all ages. Programs are provided in-person or virtually. All programs are conducted live and are interactive to engage and educate students. Every program can be modified to meet the specific needs of each class. Please scroll through the below slideshow to see what programs are available. To move forward with reserving a date and time, please fill out this form.
For more information or to send your registration form, contact [email protected] or 954.524-4736.
