Educational Outreach Opportunities
The National Museum of the Pacific War offers many exciting in-person and virtual outreach opportunities for educators to explore!
For more information, contact our Education Department at education@nimitzfoundation.org.
Virtual Outreach
The National Museum of the Pacific War’s Virtual Learning Program brings the museum to your classroom through engaging virtual experiences. This immersive program brings history to life through engaging tours, artifacts, primary sources, and dynamic scene changes that captivate students’ attention.
Program Highlights:
- Tailored for Engagement: Special attention is paid to lesson pacing, scene transitions, and various learning styles to ensure an educational and engaging experience for all students
- Monthly Themed Programs: Each month, we spotlight a live program with a different theme, exploring various aspects of the Pacific War, from island hopping to the Homefront
- Flexible Scheduling: Can't make the live sessions? All videos are available on-demand at any time, allowing for a more flexible integration into your curriculum
- Alignment with Standards: All lessons are aligned with National Standards and the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
- Supplementary Materials: Each video comes with additional lessons and activities to reinforce learning
- Teacher's Best Friend: Our program is designed to support educators, offering a valuable resource for bringing World War II history to life in the classroom
Classroom Outreach
Can't make it to Fredericksburg? That is not a problem! The National Museum of the Pacific War provides a variety of educational outreach opportunities aligned to the TEKS. Students will learn about World War II in the Pacific Theater and have the opportunity to interact with artifacts. For local schools, a minimum of 20 students is required, while schools outside of South Central Texas need at least 100 students to participate.
To ensure a successful and engaging outreach experience for your students, we kindly request that teachers provide at least 30 days' notice when booking our in-person outreach programs. This advance notice allows us to prepare the necessary materials and tailor the program to your school's specific needs. We look forward to bringing our exciting educational resources to your classroom!
For more information, fill out the interest form below.
Outreach Interest Form
Professional Development
The National Museum of the Pacific War is eager to collaborate with educators and support their professional development! Our education team offers in-person and virtual opportunities to present the museum's many resources at your school's professional development workshops.
The museum also offers an annual Summer Institute for Teachers, both in-person and virtually. Click here for more details!
For more information, email education@nimitzfoundation.org