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• Fort Pulaski National Monument

  Fort Pulaski Field Trip Guide

  

  This is a teacher-guided activity to be done on-site at the fort. Students will learn about the fort's construction and history. Plentiful photographs and a fort map will assist teachers in leading this tour through the fort.

  Type:

  Field Trips

  Grade level:

  Middle School: Sixth Grade through Eighth Grade

  Subjects:

  Social Studies

• Fort Pulaski National Monument

  Fort Pulaski Pre-Visit Activity

  

  Students can complete the spider activity as a pre-visit activity prior to making a field trip to Fort Pulaski. Answers are included.

  Type:

  Field Trips

  Grade level:

  Middle School: Sixth Grade through Eighth Grade

  Subjects:

  Literacy and Language Arts

• Fort Pulaski National Monument

  Fort Pulaski Pre-Visit Materials

  

  These materials provide pre-visit information for teachers and students who are planning a field trip to Fort Pulaski. There is a fact sheet and timeline for teachers and worksheet for students.

  Type:

  Field Trips

  Grade level:

  Middle School: Sixth Grade through Eighth Grade

  Subjects:

  Social Studies

• Fort Pulaski National Monument

  Fort Pulaski Scavenger Hunt Grades 2-4

  

  This is a teacher-led activity to be done on site at the fort. The scavenger hunt functions as an interactive, self-guided fort tour for students. The student worksheet requires them to answer several questions as they visit various locations inside the fort.

  Type:

  Field Trips

  Grade level:

  Upper Elementary: Third Grade through Fifth Grade

  Subjects:

  Social Studies

• Fort Pulaski National Monument

  The Other Side of Fort Pulaski: Walking Tour Outside the Fort

  

  This is a teacher-led activity to be done on site at the fort. The teacher will lead a walk around the outside of the fort to show students dramatic battle damage from the Civil War battle, including projectiles that are still lodged in the brick walls. It also highlights the salt marsh ecology on Cockspur Island, and shows how human influence has repeatedly changed the island’s environment over time.

  Type:

  Field Trips

  Grade level:

  Upper Elementary: Third Grade through Fifth Grade

  Subjects:

  Social Studies