Missouri State Parks offers educational resources through its historic site tours, located in various locations across Missouri. These tours provide a fantastic opportunity for both homeschooling families and traditional educators to engage students in active learning about American history, culture, and natural heritage. The parks facilitate diverse tours and educational programs, such as 'Homeschool Hour,' where students of all ages can participate in educational activities centered on historical topics.
Additionally, the Missouri State Parks provide resources like the State Parks Online Resources for Educators (SPORE) that aid in promoting field trips and educational integration with the parks. These programs are designed to help educators teach subjects like math, science, history, and culture in an immersive environment. Resources also include educational traveling trunks available for teachers, libraries, and families, making it a versatile tool for educational purposes.
Offering Highlights:
- Monthly 'Homeschool Hour' events focusing on curricular topics such as geology and history.
- Accessible educational tours at various state historic sites.
- Free interpretive programs available for students.
- Online resources for educators to connect with parks and plan educational trips.
