Read more about Sutter’s Fort In-Person Field Trip!
Sutter’s Fort In-Person Field Trip! PassPORTS is now full! Thank you for your interest! Our funding has now all been allocated. Approved teachers will be receiving an email by September 27th. Explore Sutter's Fort State Historic Park! Join our interpreter in... Read MoreRead more about Sutter’s Fort In-Person Field Trip!
Read more about State Capitol Exploration
State Capitol Exploration Explore the California State Capitol in Sacramento. The journey through the California State Capitol Museum will include a live walk-though exploration of the Capitol inside and out. Each unique live presentation typically touches on... Read MoreRead more about State Capitol Exploration
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Ancient Tools and Technology
3-5, 6-8, 9-12, Arts and Culture, History, Lake Perris State Recreation Area, People, Places, PORTS On-Demand, Science, STEAM
Ancient Tools and Technology Learn about the concept of technology and its historical applications in this STEAM focused program at Lake Perris State Recreation Area. You will learn about technological tools used in ancient times through the lens of hunting.... Read MoreRead more about Ancient Tools and Technology
Read more about Check Out Chahpekw! Indigenous Culture Sharing on the North Coast
Check Out Chahpekw! Indigenous Culture Sharing on the North Coast Come join us at Chahpekw O’Ket-’oh (Stone Lagoon), the visitor center for Humboldt Lagoons State Park! Looking through the exhibits and talking about Yurok culture. Explaining the cultural mindset, the... Read MoreRead more about Check Out Chahpekw! Indigenous Culture Sharing on the North Coast
Read more about The History of Coloma Told Through Trees
The History of Coloma Told Through Trees Join us in the Coloma Valley where trees help tell the history of Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park. During our program, we will discover how native and nonnative trees show us what Marshall Gold Discovery SHP looked... Read MoreRead more about The History of Coloma Told Through Trees