All of our educational programs have been designed to meet the goals and objectives of the Connecticut Elementary and Secondary Social Studies Frameworks and Common Core State Standards. Our programs are inquiry-based and help develop skills in close observation, evidential reasoning, and critical thinking. Our museum tours, outreach programs, and online learning opportunities are also great for non-school youth groups, such as Scout troops, religious groups, social service agencies, and after-school programs.
Education
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Online Learning
While all in-person services and programming have been suspended indefinitely due to COVID-19, the CHS is excited to provide live streaming and Zoom meeting options for you to participate in our history programs from wherever you are.
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Schedule an Education Program
When booking an education program there are a lot of things to consider. Here are some of the things to think about before making your plans.
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On-Site Museum Education Programs
Museum programs, tours, and related activities are thematic and focus on a wide range of social studies topics from Connecticut history to civics and geography.
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Classroom Outreach Programs
If you can’t come to us, our programs can come to you! These programs use reproduction objects and documents from our collection along with hands-on activities to bring history to life.
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Professional Development
Professional development workshops at CHS provide teachers with practical information, materials, and classroom strategies for integrating hands-on social studies teaching.
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Scout and Youth Programs
The Connecticut Historical Society offers a wide selection of programs for scout and youth groups.
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Homeschool Day
Home School Days at the Connecticut Historical Society offer programs specifically designed for Home School families.
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