K – 12 Resources & Programming
CONNECTING THE CHILDREN OF YESTERDAY WITH THE CHILDREN OF TODAY
The goal of the Heritage Foundation's Education department is to ignite a passion in the leaders of tomorrow to love, advocate, and support local history and preservation efforts!
We will do this through partnering with local school leaders, producing in-house curriculum, hosting after-school programs and summer schools, activating engaging field trips, and providing meaningful professional development and continued learning opportunities.
Educate Your Aspiring Preservationists with our Preservation Curriculum!
Grades: K - 2nd
LESSON PLAN || POWERPOINT || ACTIVITY
- A House That Once Was by Julie Fogliano: READ ALOUD VIDEO & BOOK PDF
- Fall Activity: Draw a picture of your favorite historical building! DOWNLOAD HERE
Grades: 3rd - 5th
LESSON PLAN || POWERPOINT
- Dear Mr. Rosenwald by Carole Boston Weatherford: BOOK LINK (AMAZON)
- Fall Activity: Draw a picture of your favorite historical building! DOWNLOAD HERE
Grades: K - 2nd
LESSON PLAN || POWERPOINT || ACTIVITY
- A House That Once Was by Julie Fogliano: READ ALOUD VIDEO & BOOK PDF
- Fall Activity: Draw a picture of your favorite historical building! DOWNLOAD HERE
Grades: 3rd - 5th
LESSON PLAN || POWERPOINT
- Dear Mr. Rosenwald by Carole Boston Weatherford: BOOK LINK (AMAZON)
- Fall Activity: Draw a picture of your favorite historical building! DOWNLOAD HERE
Partnering with Local High School Historical Societies across Middle Tennessee
We're looking forward to connecting with local historical societies at the high school level across our storied region! If you're interested in becoming a partner with the Heritage Foundation's preservation and education team, please contact our Rebekah Rush, our Director of Education, at rrush@williamsonheritage.org.
Check out these additional resources for you and your classroom!
We've got plenty of fun and interesting facts about our beautiful city for you and your students to enjoy!
Take a step back in time as we connect the children of today with the lives of children back in the early 1900s!
FIELD TRIPS!
Experience Williamson County's History Come to Life at The Moore-Morris History and Culture Center
Beginning in the 2025 school year, we're offering field trip opportunities to classrooms across the state to visit the Moore-Morris History and Culture Center in beautiful downtown Franklin! As Williamson County's first permanent, interactive exhibition space dedicated to telling its comprehensive county-wide history, the Center honors and shares stories of people and places that comprise the fabric of our community.
Fill out the form below for more information regarding upcoming field trip opportunities at the Center!