Help your students experience history as they never have before with MOHAI's exciting new Seattle history exhibit and education programs.

Essential Seattle: A city revealed, the future imagined
MOHAI has completely redesigned its K-12 educational programs to compliment this comprehensive exhibit

Bring MOHAI to you!
Outreach programs and materials are designed to be suitable for all grade levels, K-12.  Reserve them on their own or use them to supplement your visit to MOHAI. Scholarships may be available for some of these resources.  For more information, contact:
Martha Lindsey
Education Programs and Volunteer Coordinator
Phone: 206-324-1126 ext. 12
martha.lindsey@seattlehistory.org

Portable Museum
These seven versions of a “museum in your classroom” enhance the teaching of Washington State history, align with EALRs and with Washington State Social Studies Assessments. Each collection contains artifacts, a slide show, documents, maps, audio and an extensive Teacher’s Manual with lesson plans and activities adapted to meet individual class needs.  Support packs for implementing the history Classroom Based Assesment “Dig Deep” are available for some kits, ask for availability.

Teacher & Trunk
A Museum Educator delivers your Portable Museum and teaches a one-hour, hands-on artifact exploration to start your two-week rental. Share your trunk and save money--multiple classroom programs can be scheduled with the same trunk on the same day for a discounted rate!

Visual Resources
Make history visible with these image rich resources full of 20 or more slides, a script, background histories, photographs, and activities.
Click here for full list of topics and booking info.

Ho for the Klondike! Reader’s Theater
Make history dramatic! This fun and fascinating readers’ theater script is drawn from primary sources, including correspondence and newspapers, and includes a script, slides, and a guide for managing and staging it all.
Click here for full list of topics and booking info.