Educational Programs for Homeschoolers
The VHS is offering special educator-led history presentations for homeschool students. Register now for these mid-winter programs.
Come early or stay after your program and enjoy the additional exhibitions.
 Pocahontas and the Powhatan Nation
January 5, 19, February 2, 16
Students will learn about the culture of Powhatan Indians and the various roles played by women, men, and children in their society.
The use of replica artifacts helps students understand myths and truths, tools and clothing, and popular images from Pocahontas's
time. Students will gain a greater understanding of Virginia's original inhabiants.
Teaching with Photographs
January 12, 26, February 9, 23
Using turn-of-the-century photographs, this program is designed to allow students to examine changes in Virginia's
society and politics. Students will explore context clues from primary source images to develop an awareness of the changes
that occurred across the commonwealth during the early 1900s.
Call the Education Department to book your hands-on history program today!
Caroline Legros
School Program Coordinator
Telephone: 804.342.9652
Email: clegros@vahistorical.org
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