For additional information, contact the Statewide Service Program Representative . Summer Discovery Camp From June to August, the Museum sponsors week-long day camps for youths who are curious and eager to learn. Each session, geared for a specific age group, explores a different theme in Florida history through field trips, hands-on activities, discussions, and audiovisual presentations. Among the topics are prehistoric Indians, Spanish colonial activities, folk traditions, the history of Tallahassee, and maritime heritage. Registration begins in March.
Fees vary per week.
Contact the Camp Coordinator for further information. The Museum produces a variety of printed materials to assist precollegiate educators and to enhance the general public's appreciation of Florida history. Items for classroom use, including pre-visit materials, typically provide background information and lesson ideas, developed with state curriculum guidelines in mind. Students and adults who are researching historical topics are welcome to contact the Museum to inquire about resources and possible handouts. In addition to programs conducted at Museum sites, docents and staff are available to provide unique historical experiences in the classroom.