Sharlot Hall Museum Education Department New! Fourth Grade Arizona history interactive tour

Do we have an adventure for you! Take a discovery trip through Arizona’s past with the Museum's newest 4th grade Arizona history interactive tour. Photo - girl in bonnet Your expedition, time travels from prehistory to frontier America and early Prescott beginnings. Follow the stories of real historic characters, be a pioneer crossing the vast continent, a Governor in costume, a student with slate pencil and board, a soldier in the California Volunteers as well as handling real artifacts as you learn history! Learn about Mountain Man Paulino Weaver with cool survival implements!

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In addition to our campus visit, we have made changes to our docent out reach program. Students will benefit from a new Sharlot Hall School Presentation, presented by Jody Drake: Arizona Humanities Presenter and Miss Sharlot herself in person! New supporting educational materials, and artifacts have been added making this a memorable immersion experience. Finally, visit our new link for pre-visit and follow-up activities and lesson plans.

Review an outline of educational standards covered during your visit.

Check It Out!

Check out our museum traveling trunks covering pioneering, and early Native American culture. Call the Museum for more details - 928.445.3122 x19.

WET logo Teachers! Arizona Project WET and Yavapai County Cooperative Extension would like to invite you to The Sharlot Hall Exhibit Field Trip and Water Unit The Sharlot Hall Museum water exhibit will be made accessible to and usable for 3rd, 5th, and 6th grade teachers, through March 2009. This field trip will: Entrance to the museum is free for students, teachers and one volunteer for every 10 students. Contact Gretchen Guice at 928.445.3122 x19 or gretchen@sharlot.org and sign up for a field trip!

Photos - group of students on tour and gold panning