History at Home

Learning Resources for Students of All Ages!

Multi-Age

Oral History Activity sheet Capture your elders’ memories when you have the chance.

Primary Grades

Postcards

What Is It? #1

What Is It? #2

What Is It? #3

Make a Time Capsule

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Intermediate Grades

What Is It? #1

What Is It? #2

What Is It? #3

Seaford, Maryland? 

Learning from Maps

Be a Surveyor’s Helper (multiplication and division)

Make a Time Capsule

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Secondary Grades

Nicholites: 18th Century Abolitionists in Southern Delaware 

Transportation Innovation

Seaford: Nylon Capital of the World

Seaford Census Data 

Lincoln Letter (for advanced readers)

Time Capsule 1: Speaking to the Future

Time Capsule 2: Touching the Future’s Past

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Message for Parents and Teachers

• If you have ideas for other lessons regarding Seaford History, please send us an email at admin@seafordhistoricalsociety.com 
• If you would like to donate work samples from these lessons to the Seaford Museum, please note the following:
• • Parent permission is required for the Seaford Historical Society to take possession of any work by students under the age of 18.
  • The Seaford Historical Society retains the right to use electronic submissions, in whole or part, for any promotional or exhibit purposes.
  • The Seaford Historical Society will be the sole owner of any donated physical objects and may use them for any purpose.