Are Your Students Ready to be Inspired?

2021 student programs at the Harriet Beecher Stowe House

Are your students ready to be inspired? Do they know that one of the most influential authors on the globe was once a 20-something teacher, magazine writer, and mom in Cincinnati?

The Harriet Beecher Stowe House offers two standards-based programs for Junior High and High School Students. Both of these programs can be delivered in the format that is best for you:

• Field trip at the historic site
• Outreach program in your classroom
• Virtually with live Q&A. 

Harriet Beecher Stowe and Changing Public Opinion
8th grade, HS literature, HS US history
MUSEUM  / SCHOOL / ONLINE
Helps students to discover information through primary and secondary sources, and emphasizes Harriet's role in media communication. Writing and critical thinking are key components of the activities.

19th Century Reformers through the Beecher Family Lens
APUSH and/or HS US history
MUSEUM / SCHOOL / ONLINE
Presents information on the Beecher family siblings and their social reform causes along with the Lane Rebels (1834 abolitionist debaters). Students play a role in this program by engaging with the ideals of reform movements, making connections between different causes, and formulating questions for further discussion. 

For additional information or to schedule your class – visit our website or contact Christina at education@stowehousecincy.org.

Have a colleague who would be interested in our 3rd or 4th grade programs? See all grade level programs on our website here: https://www.stowehousecincy.org/student-groups.html