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Tumacácori National Historical Park
Curriculum Materials
 

Tumacácori National Historical Park has a variety of curriculum and resource materials including various teacher guides and a library resource kit.  Click on one of the links to learn more. 

 

The Encounters Teacher Resource Box is a kit full of books, videos, activities and other reference materials regarding the history and environment of the area of Southern Arizona known to the Spanish as the Pimeria Alta. Located in area schools and many Tucson-Pima Public Libraries.

 
Mission 2000 Database

Mission 2000 is a web-based computer program that allows you to search mission records including burials, baptisms, marriages and other events, in the area historically known as the Pimería Alta (Southern Arizona and northern Sonora, Mexico). This is an excellent research tool with over 24,000 names listed. Students can search the database to help them understand 
Hispanic heritage and family history.

Check out our Mission 2000 Lesson Plan!

Encounters - Historical Teacher Guide
Encounters - Historical Teacher Guide
The Encounters Teacher Guide covers Arizona History from Native Americans to Statehood
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Life Along the Santa Cruz River - Teacher Guide for Primary Grades
Primary Grades River Guide
Life Along the Santa Cruz River - Teacher Guide for Primary Grades
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 The Santa Cruz River, Its People and Environment - 4th-8th Grade Guide
4th-8th Grade River Guide
The Santa Cruz River, Its People and Environment - 4th-8th Grade Guide
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Birds, People and the Santa Cruz River - 7th-High School Guide
7th-High School River Guide
Birds, People and the Santa Cruz River - 7th-High School Guide
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Anza Expedition camp  

Did You Know?
That Captain Juan Bautista de Anza of Tubac led over 300 people from here to the San Francisco Bay in 1775-76 to establish a Spanish colony and presidio there.

Last Updated: September 03, 2009 at 14:20 EST