This Center distinguishes itself with a diverse range of educational programs and field trips, each uniquely designed to captivate students and deepen their grasp of Colorado’s history. These programs, suitable for different grade levels, foster interactive learning experiences that span a broad array of historical subjects. The Center’s in-person field trips feature guided tours through exhibits that delve into Colorado’s vibrant cultural heritage, Indigenous histories and pivotal historical events. Moreover, the Center’s virtual field trips extend their reach, providing educators with wider access to their resources and expertise.
The ‘Hands-On History’ program is a standout feature, fostering active student participation. This initiative, which integrates artifacts and engaging activities, allows students to delve into history through direct interaction with historical materials. The Center’s focus on critical thinking and inquiry-based learning, in line with Colorado state standards, further enhances the educational experience.
The ‘History Buff’ membership program, designed for fourth graders, is a key offering of the History Colorado Center. This program not only grants students free access to all History Colorado museums but also encourages family engagement with local history. The initiative goes beyond museum admission, providing students and their families with educational resources and events throughout the year. The Center’s programs are crafted to instill a sense of connection to Colorado’s past, making learning both enjoyable and accessible to all students.
