A Window into the Past: Presentations on Indigenous Studies

“A Window into the Past” offers full-sensory experiences that enrich and expand the curricula of schools, scout groups and libraries.  By learning about the daily lives of indigenous peoples through our one- to two-hour interactive presentations, students deepen their natural curiosity for history, social studies, and science programming. 

These demonstrations support the Massachusetts History and Social Science Curriculum Framework.

Native Americans of the Eastern Woodlands

Our demonstration paints a vivid picture of the prosperous lives led by indigenous peoples of North America prior to the influence of western culture.  Students engage with the progression of ideas, skills, and tools that supported these societies from the last ice age up to the Contact Period (circa 1600).  Topics covered include tools, fire-making, basic hunting weapons, beads and jewelry of hunter-gatherer societies of the Paleolithic age. 

Contact us today to schedule this incredible presentation.