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Hands On History Inc. is a not-for-profit corporation
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Hands On History Engaging students and their families in folk art, and daily living skills from the past :  To stimulate curiosity, Inspire creativity, Develop critical thinking and deductive reasoning skills. School Programs: Standards and assessments for elementary school students continue to require increasing demands on teacher's time, talent and resources. Inviting a specialist into the classroom is a way of expanding resources while providing a balanced approach to learning. Hands On History workshops are created to support curriculum and successfully meet educational goals. Supplemental study guides have been developed for each program. Colonial American Spinning & Weaving Colonial American Fair Traditional Western Square Dancing Weaving of the Navajo PeopleProfessional Development: Offers Hands On History opportunities for classroom teachers. Internship: Provides college students an opportunity to learn a Hands On History approach to education. Earn-while-you-learn! After completing the training program interns may participate as Hands On History presenters in the schools. Membership: Become a member! Help support Hands On History Inc. Your membership will fund additional research and development of Hands On History programs! Alice Seeger Executive Director, Hands On History Inc. |
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