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Programs keyed to K-8 MCPS curriculum as a resource

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Kindergarten “Families” 
 Now & Long Ago /  Living Things in the Barn & on the Farm

 
 
Station # 1:    Families Now & Long Ago
                      w/ Mistress Will
                      Location:  Manor House
                      “Spinning A Yarn”
 
Station # 2:   Children’s Pioneer Log Cabin w/Ms Jill
                     Hands-On-History Activities:
                     Crushing the Corn/
Yoke &Bucket Carry
                    
 Station # 3:    “Living Things”w/Ms. Elaine Williams,
                     MCPS elementary teacher, retired.
                     Location: Meet at Manor
                     Animal Families on the Farm/in Barn
Station #4:      Old Time Farm Games
                         (Self-Guide w/ directions)
                     Location:  Gazebo Garden
             © WoodlawnManorMuseum 2008
 

 
A Living History Book…in the Park.

Grade 1

19th Century Farming Community Change Over Time
Introduction:  We’re going to take a Horse & Buggy…to
            The Quaker Farming Community of Old.


Chapter 1:   The Story of  Woodlawn’s Wagon
                      (Goods & Services/ Needs & Wants) First Butter Box
                      Location:  Manor House Parlor w/ Ms Will

Chapter 2:  
Quaker Log Cabin Farming Chores
                      Butter Churning Production
                      Mortar & Pestle Corn Crushing
                      Yoke & Bucket Carry at the Water Pump
                      Location:  Log Cabin on Grounds w/ Ms Jill

 Chapter 3:   Then & Now / Farming Changes  
                      Interactive program on Agriculture
                      Location:   Upstairs Manor or One-room School
                      Ms. Elaine Williams, MCPS teacher, retired    
           
Chapter 4     Old Time Games &Little Red General Store (self guide)
                       Rolling Hoops Relay, Tug of War, Ball &Cup


Thank you for helping to turn the pages of time!
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© WoodlawnManorMuseum 2008
Charlie Needs A Cloak  1st grade program also available.

Grade 2
Ways of the Wampanoag
People of the Dawn

Nikkomosachmiawen  @ The Four Winds Village
Authentic Reenactment Ceremony in Forest
The Pilgrims & The Wampanoag
Station 1   Artifacts & Wampanoag History
Bows & Arrows
                  Woodlawn Manor Front Entrance
     w/ Grandmother Willow
    Station 2   Native American/ Colonial Games
           Gazebo Garden / Self Guide 
                                          Inclement Weather: The Rough-faced Girl           

             Station 3  The Dancing Rock Song w/Ms Yellowhair
          Woodlawn Parlors – left side
        
      Station 4   Daily Life at The Pilgrim Log Cabin
                              Crushing Weachimin with Ms. Jill, docent
                          P is for Pilgrim / Yoke & Bucket Carry

© WoodlawnManorMuseum 2008

Grade 2
Life Cycle of the Butterflies
The Big Meadow Butterfly Hunt, Butterfly Gazebo Garden, Butterfly Games & Sensory Activities, and Local Butterfly Presentation in the Manor House.
Essential Questions
What are the stages of the life cycle of an insect?
What are the functions of the insect body parts?
How do you say "butterfly" in your language?

Grade 3
 
The Green Plant Mystery
The Green Plant Mystery is a third grade learning module that has been
designed to enhance experiential learning for investigative third grade
detectives hunting for "seeds and weeds" in the meadow and "seeds and needs" at the Log Cabin as well as "shoots and roots" in the Bamboo Maze. The outdoor classroom field trip program on 100 acres of parkland has some of the oldest trees in Maryland on a Tree Savenger Hunt and there are suggested post-activities for the school classroom.

Enduring Understandings:  Plants need air, water, nutrients, and light to
survive.  Organism survive in environments in which their needs are met.
Organisms have special parts that allow them to perform certain functions

Grade 3
Historical Maryland
Woodlawn Manor Quaker Plantation Life  c.1774
Stone Dairy & Smokehouse
Slave Log Cabin / Tobacco "Hogshead"
Spinning & Carding Demonstration
Hands-On History Activities & Tour
© WoodlawnManorMuseum 2008

Grade 4
Colonial Maryland Plantation Life
Hands-On Colonial Daily Farm Life Activities:
Churning Butter @ the Dairy
Crushing The "Gold of the South" (corn)
Spin & Card "King Cotton"
Pump & Carry Well Water by Yoke & Buckets
Visit the Smokehouse
See a "Hand of Cured Tobacco" Colonial cash crop
Barter & Trade at the General Store
Old Time Plantation Games
© WoodlawnManorMuseum 2008

Grade 4

 Early Woodland Native American Lifeways & Legends
Authentic Smudging Ceremony @ the Four Winds Village
Hands-On Yacomaco Daily Life & Artifacts
Bows & Arrows / Animal Signs
The Dancing Rock Song w/ Ms. Yellowhair
 Environmental History, A River Ran..."
Crushing "Weachimin" into "Nokehig"
© WoodlawnManorMuseum 2008
  
Grade 4
The Underground Railroad Experience in Maryland
( The Network to Freedom Award in 2001)
Author, Donna Will
Follow the Drinking Gourd Program
Living History Activities Slave Log Cabin / UGRR Trail Escape
My Bedstead  was a Board...
Call & Response  "Juba" w/ African Percussion
The Freedom Puzzle
Sweet Clara  & the Freedom Quilt
Wool Gathering
© WoodlawnManorMuseum 2008

Grade 4
The Carriage House One-Room School
Experience the 1800's School Day
McGuffey's Readers / Spelling Bee
The Alphabet Doll
Old Time School Yard Games
© WoodlawnManorMuseum 2008

Grade 5
The Winds of Revolution c. 1774
Colonial Conflict / Visit a Revolutionary Manor House
Hands-On History & Interactive Play
Quaker Spinning & Carding Demonstration
©  WoodlawnManorMuseum 2008

Grade 5
The National Pike / Racing West
Experience the Journey / Pioneer Log Cabin Life Activities
Barney Bilkum's General Store / Barter & Trade
Quaker Stone Barn c 1832
Meet Calamity & the Trail Boss
Pioneer Farm Games 
Chuckwagon Grill
Westward Ho Wagon Train Trail Experience!
© WoodlawnManorMuseum 2008

Grade 8
Wagons West!
Frontier Life / Experience the Journey / Wilderness Trail
Pioneer Log Cabin Activities / Barter & Trade
Chuckwagon Grill
 © WoodlawnManorMuseum 2008

Grade 8
The Underground Railroad Experience in Maryland
The North Star Challenge Course / Trail Escape
Tobacco Plantation Activities
Ursa Minor / Polaris Board Game
Slave "testimony" & Soul Food...Hoppin' John
The Sleeping Boards & Freedom Puzzle
The Old Hundred Pegs
Sweet Honey / Freedom Train
© WoodlawnManorMuseum 2008

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Living History Character, Quaker Conductor UGRR


 


Nikkomosachmiawen  @ The Four Winds Village


Station 1     Artifacts and Wampanoag History

                  Woodlawn Manor Front Entrance
Grandmother Willow

Station 2     Native American/ Colonial Games
                       Gazebo Garden / Self Guide             

         Station 3     The Dancing Rock Song w/Ms Yellowhair
         Woodlawn Parlors – left side
  
 Station 4    Daily Life at The Pilgrim Log Cabin
                              Crushing Weachimin with Ms. Jill, docent
                         P is for Pilgrim / Yoke & Bucket Carry

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