Social Studies
What Did They Do Back Then? 8 Week Class Volume 1
Each week in this 8 week class learners will learn about different activities people did during different eras of history and try them out for themselves #academic
8-12
year olds
1-9
learners per class
$60
Charged upfront
$8 per class
Meets 1x per week
Over 8 weeks
25 minutes per class
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Description
Class Experience
This class will take students on a journey to the past to see how the world has changed. Each week students will compare different activities that were done in past to how they are done in modern day. Each week we will move further along in history towards the present day. Students will experience how life was like and how it has changed through games, crafts, and other activities. We will cover a wide variety of time periods and subjects from Ancient times to the 20th century. Class will...
I love history and learning about how people lived during different times. I like to do research into how people lived and trying things out for myself. I believe the best way to learn about something is to try and experience it first hand and through this class we will try to experience this as best we can. I teach history classes on Outschool in a variety of formats and subjects and am a former Arts and Crafts teacher.
A supply list will be posted in the classroom each week for the next class, but all needed supplies will things learners should already have around the house or optional.
25 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
All topics covered are age appropriate, and handled in an age appropriate manner. If parents have any concerns about a particular topic they should contact the teacher directly.
All activities are inspired by the American Girl activity books, cookbooks, American Girl Magazine, "The American Girls News" and "The American Girls Club and Historical Society" all published by Pleasant Company during the 1990s, supplemented by online research from reputable websites as needed.