Pardee Home Museum



	Education

School Tours

The Pardee Home Museum encourages tours by local school groups. Third-grade students of local history, fourth-grade students of California history, and fifth-grade students of moduleed States history will particularly benefit from guided tours of the house. Pre-visit and post-visit materials for teachers are currently under preparation and will be ready for the 2006-2007 school year. To arrange a tour please call (510) 444-2187.

First Grade, Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School, Oakland, CA, June, 1999

Social Studies Curriculum Guide

This curriculum guide is based on the “anthropological” collections at the Pardee Home Museum. The curriculum is intended for grades 4-6 and was designed with Social Studies, History and Visual Arts Educational Standards in mind. All lesson plans can easily be modified and adapted for different grade levels. Two of the six modules will be offered on-site at the museum as well; for example, school classes are encouraged to visit the museum to experience a Japanese tea ceremony, or to make masks which are inspired by Northwest Coast clan animals.

This curriculum was developed and is being presented for educational use by Johanna Fassbender

GRADE 4: CALIFORNIA HISTORY

Collecting at the beginning of the 20th Century
Learn about Mrs. Helen Pardee’s anthropological collections and start your own collection of objects!

Native California Basketry
Learn about different Native American groups in California and study the art of basket weaving!

GRADE 5: U.S. HISTORY

Southwest Pueblo Pottery
Learn how to work with clay, and discover the beauty of Pueblo Pottery!

Art from Alaska
Hear fascinating myths from Alaska and make your own Raven mask!

GRADE 6: WOLRD CULTURES

The Asian Tea Culture
Perform a tea ceremony in your classroom and think about ways to encourage people to drink more tea!

Weapons and Tools from Oceania
Study how people from Oceania navigate the Oceans and make your own boat!

Internships

The Pardee Home Museum archives offer research opportunities in a number of areas, including:

The history of Oakland, the Bay Area, and California
Community and family life over a span of more than 100 years (1868-1981)
History of the early conservation movement, particularly water and forestry issues
Early history of medicine in California

To arrange time to work in the archives, please call (510) 444-2187. You may also call this number for information on the important archival holdings relating to the Pardees at Stanford University and the University of California at Berkleley.

Internship opportmoduleies exist for advanced students in history, the fine arts, anthropology, historic preservation, and museum studies.

Web Master: info@pardeehome.org
Date Last Modified: 05/11/06

GRADE 4: CALIFORNIA HISTORY
	Collecting at the beginning of the 20th Century Learn about Mrs. Helen Pardee’s anthropological collections and start your own collection of objects!
	Native California Basketry Learn about different Native American groups in California and study the art of basket weaving!
GRADE 5: U.S. HISTORY
	Southwest Pueblo Pottery Learn how to work with clay, and discover the beauty of Pueblo Pottery!
	Art from Alaska Hear fascinating myths from Alaska and make your own Raven mask!
GRADE 6: WOLRD CULTURES
	The Asian Tea Culture Perform a tea ceremony in your classroom and think about ways to encourage people to drink more tea!
	Weapons and Tools from Oceania Study how people from Oceania navigate the Oceans and make your own boat!