Grade 2 Math: On Board With Measurements and Shapes

Math, math, everywhere...

Midway crewmembers often needed to rely on their measuring skills to help keep the ship operating. Students will put their measuring skills to the test as they measure a variety of objects from rectangular boxes to aircraft jet engines. Program includes an exploration of Midway's Flight deck searching for aircraft and ship parts that are either plane or geometric shapes. Our on board workshops are designed to teach Content Standards: Measurement and Geometry (1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 2.1).

Program fee: $7 per student

Grade 2 Social Studies: On Board with Heroes

A hero makes a difference...

On board the USS Midway every crewmember made a difference. Each person aboard played a key role in making sure the ship could carry out it's mission. Students explore the roles of individuals, from pilots who flew the aircraft to the ship's cooks whose dedication served to feed a crew of 4,500. They learn that heroic qualities such as courage, helping others, and the willingness to make sacrifices are shared by all who work together to complete a task. A "make-and-take" craft activity will help students remember their visit to Midway and the heroic qualities of the people who make the difference in the lives of others. Our on board workshops are designed to teach Content Standards: History-Social Science (2.5).

Program fee: $7 per student

For reservations, contact Ann Wojtczak at (619) 398-8271 or contact education online.

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Fast Fact

The typical USS Midway sailor was only 19 years old.

  

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