The National Historic Trails Interpretive Center hosts a History Club for 2nd to 5th graders on the third Saturday of every month. The club's mission is to connect students to their national heritage and national land resources. Lessons are both conventional (in the class room) and exploratory (on the land). Students who participate go beyond the book learning to develop practical life skills. Lessons range from cross-country skiing, building traps, re-enacting a mountain man's life, or studying the ecosystem of trees. History club is free for every child, please pre-enroll students to enable successful event planning.
For information on enrolling your child, contact
Stacey Moore at 307-261-7780.