2023 - 2024 Program Guide

2023-2024 PROGRAM GUIDE Bartow History Museum Field Trips & Traveling Trunks

Welcome to the 2023 - 2024 school year! As you look for field trip opportunities for the upcoming year, we encourage you to consider a visit to the Bartow History Museum! Along with our partners, The Grand Theatre and the Booth Western Art Museum, we provide a variety of unique educational programs to supplement classroom instruction. Please call with any questions you have and know that we are here to support you and your students. We look forward to working with you! -Bartow History Museum Staff BHM Program Manager Jordan Duncan [email protected] 770-382-3818 ext. 7352 Make us a part of your lesson plans this school year!

Field Trips Bartow History Museum To Book, Click Here 10-student minimum for guided programs $5.00 for students $4.00 for Bartow, Cherokee & Forsyth County students $5.00 for parents/chaperones Educators and bus drivers with system identification - Free World War I and the Great Depression – Grade 5 -- 2 hrs Learn about the sinking of the RMS Lusitania and other causes of WWI, about fighting on the Western Front, diversity in war, and war remembrance. Explore cultural changes in the postwar era, learn how to do the Charleston, and participate in a decision-making activity highlighting difficult choices during the Great Depression. SS5H1, SS5H2, SS5H3, MGSE5.NBT.1, MGSE5.NBT.7, MGSE5.NF.6 Exploring the Archives – Grades 9-12 -- 90 min Take a tour of the Mulinix Research Center at the Bartow History Museum to learn about the variety of resources available in the archives, how those resources are cared for, and how the public can access them. Learn proper handling of materials and tips for using primary sources. L6-8RHSS1, L6-8RHSS2, L6-8RHSS4, L6-8RHSS5, L6-8RHSS6, L6L6-8RHSS9, -8RHSS8, L9- 10RHSS2, L9-10RHSS4, L9-10RHSS5, L9-10RHSS7, L11-12RHSS2, L11-12RHSS4,L11-12RHSS5, L11-12RHSS8,

Field Trips Bartow History Museum & The Grand Theatre To Book, Click Here 10-student minimum for guided programs. $8.00 for students $7.00 for Bartow, Cherokee, and Forsyth County students $5.00 for parents/chaperones Educators and bus drivers with system identification - Free Hello Mr. Conductor! – Grades Pre-K & K -- 75 min Through songs, games, and crafts, we will take an imaginary train journey. This experience offers a great introduction to museums, theaters, and being a great public citizen. SSKE1, SSKH2, SSKCG1, SSKCG2, ELAGSKRL7, ELAGSKRI2, ELAGSKL5, ESBB(4-5).PR.1, TAK.PR.1, TAK.RE.1, TAK.CR.1, VAK.CR.2, MGSEK.CC.4, MGSEK.CC.5 Map Happenings – Grade 1 -- 2 hrs Learn about cardinal and intermediate directions, map symbols and how to use a compass. Hunt for treasure in an interactive map activity. SS1G2, SS1G3, ELAGSE1RI4, ELAGSE1RI7, ELAGSE1SL2, ELAGSE1W8, ELAGSE1RL2, ELAGSE1RL3, ELAGSE1RI9, PE1.2, ESD1.PR.4, ESD1.RE.1, ESD1.CN.1, ESD1.CN.3, TA1.CR.1, TA1.PR.1, TA1.RE.1, TA1.CN.2 Homefront, Battlefront – Grade 5 -- 2 hr Explore the lives of the men, women, and children who lived during World War II. Hear Franklin D. Roosevelt address the nation and a Bartow County WWII veteran’s account of the battle of Iwo Jima. Discover ration books, victory gardens, 1940’s lingo, and propaganda before participating in a rationing activity. SS5H4, MGSE5.NF.5, MGSE5.MD.1SS5H4, MGSE5.NF.5, MGSE5.MD.1, ELAGSE5RL6, ELAGSE5RL7, ELAGSE5SL2, ELAGSE5SL3

Field Trips Bartow History Museum & Booth Western Art Museum To Book, Click Here 10-student minimum for guided programs. $7.00 for students $6.00 for Bartow, Cherokee & Forsyth public school students $11.00 for parents/ chaperones Cherokee Cultures from East to West – Grade 2 -- 2 hr Experience and discuss Cherokee home life in Georgia, Sequoyah and the development of the Cherokee syllabary, and the move west on the Trail of Tears. SS2H1a, SS2H1b, SS2H2, SS2G2, SS2E1, SS2E2, VA2.CR.4, VA2.CN.1, VA2.CN.2, VA2.CN.3, VA2.RE.1, ELAGSE2SL1, ELAGSE2SL2, ELAGSE2SL3 Civil War: The Union Dissolved – Grade 4 -- 2 hr Learn about the causes of the Civil War; Compare and contrast the Northern and Southern economies and social structure; Learn about the Battle of Atlanta and Sherman’s March to the Sea; Explore life in a military camp; See a Civil War medicine demonstration. SS4H5b,c,d; SS4H5e; SS4E1c; SS8H5a,b; SS8H6a,d,e; ELAGSE4RL1, ELAGSE4RI1, ELAGSE4RI2, ELAGSE4RI3, ELAGSE4RI5, ELAGSE4RI7, ELAGSE4W7, ELAGSE4W8, ELAGSE4SL1a; ELAGSE8RL1, ELAGSE8RL2, ELAGSE8RI1, ELAGSE8W7, ELAGSE8SL1, ELAGSE8SL4; VA4.CR.2, VA4.CR.3c, VA4.CR.5, VA4.CN.1, VA4.CN.3

Field Trips Bartow History Museum & Booth Western Art Museum American Indian Experience - 8th grade (All-Day Experience - Subject to Availability - Contact Booth for Booking) Booth Scheduler Nicolette Paglioni 770-387-1300 ext. 7227 A collaboration with the Booth Museum, Bartow History Museum, and Etowah Indian Mounds Students visit three sites on this full-day excursion while learning about American Indian culture in Georgia. Students will learn about the Cherokee through interactive discussions using art and artifacts from the Booth and Bartow History Museum’s collections. Topics covered include forced removal and The Trail of Tears, Worcester vs. Georgia, Doctrine of Discovery, Cherokee basketry, a look at a Cherokee log cabin, Sequoyah, natural resources, movement and migration, and Indigenous stereotypes. The students continue their journey at the Etowah Indian Mounds State Historic Site where they explore the most intact Mississippian Culture site in the Southeast. A lunch break is built into the day’s activities. SS8H1, SS8H4b, SS8H4c, SS8H4d, SS8H4e, SS8G1a, SS8G1c, VA8.CN.1

Traveling Trunks Bartow History Museum Can't come to us? We'll come to you. We offer a wide range of traveling trunks to fit multiple GSE standards. To Book, Click Here $50.00 per presentation within Bartow County $60.00 outside Bartow County. Additional travel fees may apply. Max of 30 students per group All trunks run 45-60 minutes Old Fashioned Toys and Games – Grade K Explore toys and games spanning hundreds of years. Make an old-fashioned spin top. ELACCKSL1, ELACCKSL2, ELACCKSL3, SSKH3, SSKG1, SSKG2 Pioneer Pathways – Grade K Experience the daily life of pioneers at work and play with artifacts, toys, and activities. Also, learn what it was like to attend class in a one-room schoolhouse. ELACCKSL1, ELACCKSL2, ELACCKSL3 Colonial Life – Grades 2 & 3 Experience the daily life in the southern colonies as you learn about farmers, women, children, and the differences between indentured servitude and enslavement. SS1H1, SS4H3, ELACC1SL1, ELACC1SL2, ELACC1SL3, ELACC4SL1, ELACC4SL2, ELACC4SL3 Cherokee Life – Grade 2 Examine Cherokee artifacts as you learn about their lifestyle. Explore the changes that the Cherokee chose to adopt from the white European settlers and witness a blowgun demonstration. SS2H1, SS2H2, SS2G2, SS2H1 Civil War – Grade 4 A haversack and knapsack hold the soldier’s most important possessions. Experience a packing activity to see what items to prioritize over others before heading off to war and discover the hardships of the doctors and nurses who cared for the sick and the wounded. ELACC4SL1, ELACC4SL2, ELACC4SL3 World War II – Grade 5 From the battlefront to the homefront, students learn about the causes of the war, V-mail, Victory Gardens, and rationing. SS5H4, SS5H5, SS5H6, SS5H4, SS5H5, SS5H6, ELACC5SL1, ELACC5SL2, ELACC5SL3

Bartow History Museum 4 E Church St. Cartersville, GA 30120