The Remick Museum offers a wide range of theme-based
education programs that interpret domestic and agricultural
life through the past 200 years. We have
added a program called Seasonal Focus.
Seasonal Focus is
intended to further illustrate
New Englanders' abiding connection to the land.

Each season presents unique responsibilities and challenges -
and pleasures too. Students dig in to the seasonal traditions
that were essential to the survival of farm families and those that endure today.

Information about our Programs

We offer the following sampling programs below- many can be adjusted to fit any learning level.

Some of the same topics can be brought to the classroom through our Outreach Program and Education Kits.
To receive a copy of our Education Programs Brochure by mail, arrange your group's visit or for any
questions please call: (603) 323-7591 or toll free 1 (800) 686-6117.
You may also click here to email, Education Coordinator, Jamie O'Hagin.
Cost is $4 per individual, including chaperones and teachers.

Discovery through the senses, combined with hands-on activities
and discussion encourages deeper understanding of the topics.

NEW! Please *review our new policies
for school group reservations for 2011.

Seasonal Focus

Fall

Apple Cider Pressing
Candle Making & Historic Lighting
Food Preservation
Harvesting Crops

Early Spring

Country Doctors

Take a Maple Sugaring Tour

Money & Business

Winter

Hearth Cooking
Ice Harvesting
Sledding & Snowshoeing
Wool Spinning

Late Spring

In the Groove:
Building Without Nails
Farm Chores
Sticks and Stones
Woodworking

A la Carte Menu

For those who wish to design their own program, we offer an a la carte menu. Our education staff is happy to assist you with selecting season-appropriate activities to complement your classroom studies. Here is a sampling of what we offer:

Abenaki, grades 3-5
Art, History & Nature, grades 6-12
Butter Making, grades K-5
Cellar to Shingles, grades 3-12
Cheese Making, grades 4-12
Dating Game, grades 4-12
Food Pyramid, grades 2-8
Laundry Landscape, grades 1-8
Milk, grades K-12
The Ox-Cart Man, grades P-5
Papermaking, grades 3-5
School Days, grades 3-12
Soap Making, grades 4-12
Walking Tour of Tamworth Village,grades 6-12
Web of Life, grades K-5

The Remick Museum offers a wide range of theme-based education programs that interpret domestic and agricultural life through the past 200 years. We have added a program called Seasonal Focus. Seasonal Focus is intended to further illustrate New Englanders' abiding connection to the land.

Each season presents unique responsibilities and challenges - and pleasures too. Students dig in to the seasonal traditions that were essential to the survival of farm families and those that endure today.