b'Field TripsBartow History Museum & The Grand TheatreEuropean Explorers and American Indian Cultures - Grade 3At The Grand Theatre, compare and contrast myths, legends, and cultures of American Indian groups from each region of the country, and see howthey use their environment for food, clothing, shelter, and to inform theirunique cultures.Watch a Hopi dance and join your friends on stage to actout a legend.At the Bartow History Museum, play games, and discover thedifferent pathways and methods that Scottish traders and Hernando de Sotoused in their early exploration and encounters with American Indians.SS3H1, SS3H2, SS3G3, ELACC4RL9, ELAGSE3RL2, ELAGSE3RL4,ELAGSE3RL5, ELAGSE3RI2, ELAGSE3SL2, ELAGSE3SL3,ELAGSE3SL5, ESD3.RE.1, ESD3.CN.1Freedom 101 - Grade 4Students will travel back in time at The Grand Theatre to interview nine keyhistoric figures who shaped the revolutionary movement and fought forvoters rights:Paul Revere, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin,Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Susan B. Anthony, Fredrick Douglass, andSojourner Truth.At the Bartow History Museum learn about the 13th, 14th,and 15th Amendments, The Freedmens Bureau, the impact of Jim Crow,and stage a protest march!SS4H1, SS4H2, SS4H4, SS4CG2, SS4H6, K-5 EUHomefront, Battlefront - Grade 5Explore the lives of the men, women, and children who lived during World War II.Travel back to the pre-television era and listen to Franklin D. Rooseveltaddress the nation, hear a WWII veterans account of the battle of Iwo Jima,and learn about the daily hardships endured by the soldiers during the war.Discover ration books, victory gardens, 1940s lingo, and propaganda. Find out how entertainers and everyday citizens pulled together to support the war effort.SS5H4, MGSE5.NF.5, MGSE5.MD.1SS5H4, MGSE5.NF.5, MGSE5.MD.1,ELAGSE5RL6, ELAGSE5RL7, ELAGSE5SL2, ELAGSE5SL3'