Bring the Museum to your classroom, local library, or recreation center. These fun and interactive presentations allow children to experience part of the Museum collection at your location. Outreach lessons are 60 minutes, for a maximum of 30 children at a time. Programs can be scheduled back to back for larger groups.
Cost: $150 for groups within 20 miles. Additional travel costs apply 21-50 miles away add $50, 51-100 miles away add $100, and 101-150 miles away add $150. Payment is due on the day of your program.
What the Vikings Left Behind (ages 6-12): How can we learn about Vikings when they lived over 1000 years ago? Join us as we take a journey back to the age of the Vikings using the archaeology of Viking burial mounds and other sites. Kids will have the chance to try out archaeological tools and even make their own runestones using the Viking alphabet as we learn about Viking culture through what the Vikings left behind.
What do you know about Sweden? Get a glimpse into life in Sweden today and some of the traditions that are special to this Nordic nation. From Swedish inventions like Bluetooth technology and Spotify to Swedish environmentalism and recycling to holiday celebrations like St. Lucia Day, this flyover of Swedish life and culture is perfect for students learning about world cultures.
Hosting a multicultural day at your school? Invite ASHM! We'll be happy to bring an abbreviated version of this program to present to students.
Introduce children to the adventures of Sweden’s favorite storybook hero, Pippi Longstocking. In this fun and interactive program, children will act out Pippi’s antics by becoming “thing finders,” playing Pippi’s favorite games, and creating a Pippi craft to take home.
Celebrate holidays the Swedish way! Even though we may celebrate some of the same holidays in the United States, Swedes have many unique traditions. From Midsommarfest, to Easter, to the Lucia festival before Christmas, children will participate in and discover how Swedish holidays differ from our own. Kids will create their own traditional Swedish woven paper heart to take home.
Hosting a multicultural day at your school? Invite ASHM! We'll be happy to bring an abbreviated version of this program to share with students.
Bring the Viking Age to your location. Examine reproduction Viking artifacts while learning about Longships, mythology and trade. Create your own Viking rune stone, and learn how to play Viking chess (hnefatafl).
Whether they’re big or small, Dala horses are one of the most recognizable symbols of Sweden. Get to know this traditional Swedish art form through a storytime, activities, and a Dala horse art project!