Virtual Colonial Days: A K-12 Webinar Series

"Stories of Struggle and Resilience"

Oklahoma students and classrooms are invited to use 21st century technology to connect with 18th century Americans during Virtual Colonial Days presented by George Washington's Mount Vernon and the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in Oklahoma. 

“Stories of Struggle and Resilience” is the theme of the webinar series, in which historical interpreters will offer lessons from the past.  Their stories will demonstrate that even when faced with the most challenging situations, people can find inner resolve and the courage to confront adversity.  These 45-minute programs are scheduled at 10:00 a.m. Thursday, March 28, and Friday, April 12, 2024.

Registration Details

• The programs are FREE
• Registrations are unlimited
• Please note: All grades are welcome for both sessions, but lessons shared in the sessions are most appropriate for fifth grade students.
• Programs will be hosted through the video platform Webex. Links will be sent by email upon registration and approximately one week and one day before the event.
• Teachers may sign up as a class and view the program together or provide the links to their students to log-in individually.
• All teachers and students will need internet access.
• Please feel free to register for one or two sessions!

Questions? Please contact education@mountvernon.org.