This lesson explores the heroic story of Cher Ami, a messenger pigeon from World War I, and engages students in a simulation activity that emphasizes the importance of communication and teamwork in...
Using Claudia Friddell and Elizabeth Baddeley’s engaging children’s book "Grace Banker and Her Hello Girls Answer the Call" as a mentor text, students will explore and analyze the important –and for...
View artifacts up close and participate in a variety of activities as you explore the global history of the Great War with the Living History Volunteer Corps during our free, annual outdoor program.
As the defining event of the 20th century, how does World War I inform our understanding of “just” war? Join us in a digital summit to explore the strategic and ethical complexities that define modern conflict: war and morality.
This dynamic lesson is designed to spark students' curiosity and enhance their inquiry skills through a captivating digital investigation. By exploring the factors, specifically centered on technology...
During and after WWI, German military chaplains were heavily criticized for lacking courage and overemphasizing victory in their sermons. Dr. Benjamin Ziemann offers a more nuanced picture of the historical record.
Whether you’re a kid or a kid at heart, join us for a craft and a reading of one of the first Raggedy Ann stories, which the author hoped would inspire “love, kindness and good morals.”