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Heritage Boxes

(Grades 6-12)

Like Discovery Boxes, Heritage Boxes are designed for use as hands-on programs.  These boxes were developed for use by students in grades 6 through 12.  Teachers are welcome to borrow a box and adapt it to their students' needs.  Boxes also may be used effectively as in-school exhibits.  

Each box includes historical objects, photographs, illustrations, and/or document replicas, along with explanatory labels.  learning activities emphasize use of primary sources and thinking skills.

Heritage Boxes are available on a first-come, first-serve basis and can be reserved for check-out by contacting the Museum at 621-1154. 

  • The Civil War in Benton County
    Learning Objectives: Students will learn that the causes of war were complex and interwoven, discover that the Arkansas-Missouri stateline established the line dividing the North from the South, realize that significant battles were fought locally, and learn about the war from a military perspective and also from the perspective of a typical family from the Union and the Confederacy.
    Arkansas Social Studies Curriculum Frameworks
    Grades 5 - 8: TCC.1.1, TCC.1.2, TCC.1.4, PPE.1.4, PDC.1.5, PDC.1.6, PDC.1.7, PAG.2.5, SSPS.2.1, SSPS.2.2
    Grades 9 - 12: TCC.1.1, TCC.1.2, TCC.1.3, TCC.2.2, PDC.1.1, PDC.1.5, PAG.1.2, SSPS.2.6
     
  • The Sagers: Pioneer Immigrant Cabinetmakers
    Learning Objectives: Students will appreciate the contributions of German immigrants to antebellum Arkansas; understand that movement into Northwest Arkansas reflects trends in immigration into the United States; and understand that craftsmen played an important role in pioneer Arkansas.
    Social Studies Curriculum Frameworks
    Grades K - 4: TCC.2.1, PPE.1.3, PDC.1.4, SSPS.1.5
    Grades 5 - 8: TCC.1.1, PPE.1.7, PDC.1.5, PAG.1.5
    Arkansas History Curriculum Frameworks
    Grades K - 3: 2.1.1
    Grades 4 - 6: 3.1.6

     
  • Stop the Press: Newspapers of Long Ago
    Learning Objectives:
    Students will understand how technology has affected the American newspaper office; be able to compare and contrast newspapers of the past with those of today; and understand the role of the newspaper in the civic and social life of their community.
    Social Studies Curriculum Frameworks
    Grades K - 4: TCC.1.2, TCC.2.1, TCC.2.3, PPE.1.1, PAG.1.5
    Grades 5 - 8: TCC.2.1, PDC.1.2, PAG.1.9
    Arkansas History Curriculum Frameworks
    Grades K - 3: 2.1.1, 2.1.2
    Grades 4 - 6: 2.1.5

 

 

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