Event · STEM & discovery
History Exploration Day: Indigenous Voices of Missouri
- When
- Fri, Nov 13 · 10:00 AM–1:00 PM
- Where
- Missouri History Museum5700 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63112Open in Google Maps ↗
- Ages
- Students / homeschool families
- Cost
- Free programASL interpretation with two weeks' advance notice (access@mohistory.org)
- Organizer
- Missouri Historical Society
A History Exploration Day at the Missouri History Museum, a series aimed at homeschool families, about the voices, art and stories of Indigenous peoples in Missouri past and present. Timed events are a Native American Heritage Month storytime in the History Clubhouse (10:30-11:15am, with ASL interpretation by DEAF Inc.) and Discover Choctaw Culture (11:00-11:30am), which includes the traditional game of stickball. Drop-in activities from 10am to 1pm: a craft room where children learn about the Three Sisters (corn, beans and squash) and make beaded vegetables to take home, a look at Indigenous foodways and the objects used to prepare and store food, an Osage word activity, and tables from the Buder Center for American Indian Studies, Central Print (a Cherokee syllabary printing demonstration), Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site, the Center for Native Pollinator Conservation and the Saint Louis Art Museum.
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