The village offers a unique educational experience that transports students back to the founding era of the United States. The 188-acre campus features historically inspired buildings and reenactments that immerse students in the nation’s early history and civic heritage.
Teachers planning a field trip can expect their students to engage with costumed interpreters who portray historical figures and everyday citizens from the 18th century. Interactive programs cover topics such as the American Revolution, the Constitution, and the principles of liberty and citizenship.
Educational programs at American Village are designed to align with social studies and history curriculum standards. Students participate in activities like colonial-era drills, debates on independence, and mock trials, promoting critical thinking and a deeper understanding of democratic values.
Teachers can collaborate with the site’s educators to tailor the experience to specific learning objectives and grade levels. The immersive environment encourages students to connect emotionally with historical events and consider their relevance to contemporary society.
A field trip to American Village provides students an engaging and memorable way to experience American history firsthand, fostering a deeper appreciation for the nation’s founding ideals and civic responsibilities.
