Explore life at sea in the simplest terms through music, role-play, and vocabulary.
Students create collections and patterns, and learn that a museum is a place to have fun.
An introduction to geography with a focus on mapping.
Compare and contrast whales and humans through focus on biology, history, and mapping.
Discover connections between local and foreign cultures through role-play and mapping.
Compare and contrast living conditions and history between fishing and whaling industries.
Learn the history of New Bedford through stories of explorers, settlers, entrepreneurs, whalemen, and the Underground Railroad.
Follow a whaling voyage around the world and learn about the history of the whaling industry from the 11th century to present with a focus on New Bedford.
Explore the social relationships forged by the whaling industry, focusing particularly on the experiences of African Americans, Cape Verdeans and Azoreans in New Bedford.
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