Games on the Green
Description
This experience allows students, teachers and chaperones to learn 9 games from the 1830s! Throughout the 2 hour experience, your students will be separated into groups and go to 3 different game stations with historic games: Tabletop (and pub) games, Lawn games, Social games. At each station, there are 3 different types of games that students can learn and play! With the games, students will learn why the games were created and played in the 1830s. Groups will be rotated three times so they all can learn every station. There is also a break for students/campers to hydrate and have a snack in between turns. If you are interested in this tour, please be sure to wear comfortable shoes and clothing that is appropriate for the weather and easy to move around in!
Offered At
The Historic Village at Allaire
There is no better way to learn about history than experiencing it and we invite you to travel back in time to the 19th century to discover a community of long ago.
Our school group tours complement the State of New Jersey’s Social Studies Curriculum and though geared toward fourth grade education can be tailored for all grade levels as well as adult organizations, summer camps, and special needs programs.
Attendees will be introduced to The Howell Works Company, a thriving and prosperous iron producing community during the Industrial Revolution. They will learn about various facets of life during this time period including commercial, domestic, and social aspects. A look into the people, their everyday life, and the challenges they faced will provide an insight into the impact of the Industrial Revolution in New Jersey.
The Historic Village at Allaire welcomes 7,000 tour participants yearly and our spring calendar fills up quickly.
Details
Subjects
History, Industrial Revolution, 19th Century
Capacity
120 students, Max 50 chap., Min 2 chap.
Duration
120 min.
Activity
Field Trip
Grades
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Adult, K, Postsecondary, Preschool
Price Options
$14.00 per Person for Students