Carlsbad Historical Society 3rd Grade Educator`s Guide

Carlsbad Historical Society
rd
3 Grade
Educator's Guide
CARLSBAD HISTORICAL SOCIETY AND MUSEUM
258 Beech Avenue
Carlsbad, California 92008
(760) 434-9189
cbadhistory@yahoo.com
www.carlsbadhistoricalsociety.com
Dear Educators:
Thank you very much for deciding to embark on an educational adventure with your students. Soon you
will be visiting the Carlsbad Historical Society and Museum located within Magee Park. Please explore
our website (www.carlsbadhistoricalsociety.com) to preview some of the content that you and your
students will see when you visit.
The curriculum that the Carlsbad Historical Society and Museum has designed for your field trip is
intended to not only actively engage students in the learning process and promote local history, but it has
also been designed to address many of the rigorous California State Standards for Social Studies
Curriculum. As part of our third grade curriculum, the Carlsbad Historical Society intends to address the
following standards throughout your visit;
3.3 Students draw from historical and community resources to organize the sequence of local
historical events and describe how each period of settlement left its mark on the land.
1. Research the explorers who visited here, the newcomers who settled here, and the
people who continue to come to the region, including their cultural and religious traditions
and contributions.
2. Describe the economies established by settlers and their influence on the present-day
economy, with emphasis on the importance of private property and entrepreneurship.
3. Trace why their community was established, how individuals and families contributed
to its founding and development, and how the community has changed over time, drawing
on maps, photographs, oral histories, letters, newspapers, and other primary sources.
We encourage all educators to browse the accompanying educational materials in an effort to prepare
students for their visit. We also encourage educators to adapt any materials to meet the needs of your
students. In addition, the students will be provided with educational material upon their arrival to ensure
engagement with all aspects of the tour. Any materials not completed during the tour can be used as
excellent post-visit activities.
If you have any questions or special requests or needs, please do not hesitate to contact us.
We look forward to your visit.
※ ※ TEACHERS AND CHAPERONES ※ ※
Please read this important information about behavior
at the Carlsbad Historical Society and Museum
The Carlsbad Historical Society (CHS) and Museum is excited to have your students visit St. Michael’s
Church, the Shipley-Magee Historic House, and surrounding area. Due to the relative small nature of the
historic home and grounds, at times it may get crowded. In addition to this, the CHS houses many
unique and culturally significant artifacts that are a vital part of our local community. Students are asked
to be on their best behavior.
It is our goal to provide not only a safe learning environment for your students, but to also ensure that
they have fun while visiting. Prior to your arrival please help us in reminding students as to the proper
behavior when touring the CHS and remind them of the following before their arrival:
HAVE FUN!
NO running
NO candy, gum, food, or drinks
Please refrain from touching artifacts unless otherwise instructed
Please keep all hands and feet to yourselves
Do your best to have on your listening ears while presentations are going
Questions are encouraged! Please make sure to raise your hand and try to keep all questions and
comments on topic and appropriate.
o Please feel free to take photographs. However, we ask that photography be conducted in a safe
and responsible manner. Due to the numerous artifacts and tight spaces we ask all photos be
taken from a stationary position in order to ensure the safety of all visitors.
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Please remember as teachers and chaperones to stay with your students at all times. Students who are
having difficulty following the rules of the historical society will be asked to leave.
Heritage Hall
Utilized first as St. Patrick's Church.
Then became City Library & Police Station
Twin Inns
Restaurant
Granary
Magee
Park
Gardens
andand
Historic
Magee
Park
Gardens
Historic
Structures
Map
Structures Map
Old Cistern
Station 2B
Red Bard
1890s: Original to
site
Twin
Inns
Gazebo
Station 3
Concrete Picnic Tables
Ranching Demonstration
Hybrid
Tea Roses
Station 2A
Shipley-Magee Historic Home
Outhouse
Nationally Recognized Rose Garden
Old
Garden
Rose
Built by town founder Samuel Church Smith.
Purchased by Alexander Shipley in 1890.
Given to the City of Carlsbad by Florence Shipley
Magee.
Carlsbad Commercial Growers
Gardens
Beech Avenue
Station 1
St. Michael’s Church
Built in 1894 and was the first church in Carlsbad.
Moved to this site in 1959.
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Informational Websites and Links
Please explore the following websites to help prepare for your upcoming field trip and to potentially
supplement any lessons. In addition, please “like” the Carlsbad Historical Society’s page on Facebook
for continued updates from the Carlsbad Historical Society.
http://www.carlsbadhistoricalsociety.com/
The Carlsbad Historical Society’s official website which includes a regularly update blog that discusses
the recent news and events occurring for the society as well as a digital version of all school based
curriculum. It is encouraged that educators explore the website to familiarize themselves with the
grounds and mission of CHS prior to their visits.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fesl3WkUU_E&list=PLeUuLOtQLgY3dteR-x-EEJkfKTBLK7PAs
Viewers are provided with a guided tour of the Shipley-Magee House. This is a great resource for
educators to preview the grounds and provides a basic understanding of what will be discussed during the
guided tour of the home. Please note that the video is broken up into 9 shorts clips, which should
automatically play one after another with a supported browser.
https://www.youtube.com/user/cbadhistory/videos?view=0
This hyperlink sends visitors to a YouTube search result that includes multiple videos on Carlsbad
history. Educators could choose to utilize videos through this link to supplement content learned
throughout the field trip as well as expose students to content outside of the scope of the field trip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CywIs-Qx_O8&list=PL8336C46338B16D50
This YouTube section provides videos created by the city of Carlsbad to document the city’s rich history.
This comprehensive collection of seventeen video is an excellent resource to educate students on
Carlsbad history beyond the scope of the Shipley-Magee House and are a wonderful insight into
Carlsbad’s past.
PRE-VISIT
ACTIVITIES
Name:________________________________________
Pre-Visit Activity
Carlsbad Historical Society
Directions: As a class you will begin a K-W-L chart. In the first column record what you already know about the history of Carlsbad. In the
second column, write what you want to know about the history of Carlsbad. After your visit to the Carlsbad Historical Society, write what
you learned in the third column.
What I Know
What I Want to Know
What I Learned
Field Trip
Activities
These are the activities that will be provided to your students during their visit. Please feel free to
preview them.
Name: ______________________________________________
Shipley-Magee Historic Home
Scavenger Hunt
To Find:
Count how many cats are in the Shipley-Magee
house.
1.
(Hint: Use tally marks to keep track as you take the
tour)
2.
An item that was discovered buried outside the
house in 1960.
3.
The name of Florence Shipley’s dog.
4.
A portrait of George Washington on a ribbon
marking America’s 100th (Centennial) birthday.
5.
The name and date of the oldest rosebush in the
garden.
6
The place where the Shipley's got their water.
7
The place that the Shipley's used for a restroom.
8
The location of a painting of Florence on horseback.
9
The type of vehicle located in the barn.
Place/Item Found:
Name: ______________________________________________
Shipley-Magee Historic Home
Scavenger Hunt
BLACKLINE MASTER
To Find:
Count how many cats are in the Shipley-Magee
house.
1.
(Hint: Use tally marks to keep track as you take the
tour)
2.
An item that was discovered buried outside the
house in 1960.
3.
The name of Florence Shipley’s dog.
(Hint: Look for the gravestone in the barn)
4.
A portrait of George Washington on a ribbon
marking America’s 100th (Centennial) birthday.
5.
The name and date of the oldest rosebush in the
garden.
6
The place where the Shipley's got their water.
7
The place that the Shipley's used for a restroom.
8
The location of a painting of Florence on horseback.
9
The type of vehicle located in the barn.
Place/Item Found:
19
Forks
(located in Florence Shipley room)
Juno
Crazy Quilt
(located in West Bedroom)
1793- China
Old Bush China Parsons
(located in outside southwest garden)
Cistern
(outside behind barn, concrete ring
with dirt middle)
Outhouse
(small building east of house)
Florence Shipley room
Buggy
Name:____________________________________
Carlsbad Historical Society
Brands
Cattle wear identification tags called their “brand marks”. Each owner tries to devise a
brand that is easy to see at a distance and also difficult to alter.
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Create Your Own Brand
POST-VISIT
ACTIVITIES
Post-Visit Crazy Quilt Activity
Carlsbad Historical Society
Thank you for visiting the Carlsbad Historical Society and for bringing along your wonderful class to
explore our collections. Now that you have completed your visit, please feel free to have your students
complete the following “Crazy Quilt” art project in conclusion to their visit. The following information
should be considered when completing the “Crazy Quilt” art project.
Supplies needed for each student
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Variety of colored construction paper
Scissors
Glue
Markers, Colored Pencils, and/or Crayons
*Optional*- Other textured material such as tissue paper, pipe cleaner, pom-poms, etc.
Directions
1. Read the following instructional paragraph to your class.
Today you visited the Carlsbad Historical Society and Museum where you toured the ShipleyMagee historic home. Inside the home you had the opportunity to view what is called a “Crazy
Quilt”. To remind you, a “Crazy Quilt” was made using different pieces of fabric from clothing
worn at different occasions. These quilts served as a way to remember important events and
memories in someone’s life. Here is a photograph of a “Crazy Quilt” (Show accompanying
photograph). Today you are going to have the opportunity to make your own “Crazy Quilt” out of
the materials I have provided to show memories that are important to you. Some ideas of what you
could include on your “Crazy Quilt” could be memories about holidays, vacations, pets, sports, or
any other activity or occasion that is special to you.
2. Pass out material.
3. Allow students to construct their own crazy quilt.