Teacher Resources

group of kids sitting around a table drawing — Matt Teuten

Whether bringing students to the park or the park to the classroom, resources are available to help prepare and engage learners in the stories and places of Boston National Historical Park. Curated materials include articles, videos, and activities that engage students and help educators use the uniqueness of place to inspire learning.

The Park offers a growing collection of materials to help prepare teachers and students alike for a place-based or remote learning experience. Visit our At Home Activities Page for printable classroom activities and our Find Your Park Anywhere hands-on lesson plans for engaging youth.

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Videos

5 Things You Should Know: Bunker Hill

Through this video series, explore 5 things you should know about the 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill and the people who fought in this battle.
Diversity of the Soldiers at Bunker Hill

Join Ranger Lauren to explore the interesting diversity of the colonial soldiers who fought at the Battle of Bunker Hill.
Bunker Hill Monument Climb

Join Ranger Josh on a virtual climb to the top of Bunker Hill Monument - a 294 step journey!
Defining Their Sphere

A video series that explores the many facets of the women’s rights movement in Boston. (Photo credit: Library of Congress)
Virtually Tour the USS CASSIN YOUNG

In this video series, explore the USS Cassin Young (DD-793) through a virtual tour with Rangers Patrick and Josh.