Globetrotters

 Children enjoying Globetrotters program

Young students engaging in a Globetrotters class. Photo by Mark Craig.

Grades K–2, 60 Minutes

Integrates with studies of

  • World geography, maps & continents.
  • Peoples and cultures around the world.
  • Artifacts from around the world.  

Program Description

Young anthropologists travel the world, comparing artifacts from Africa, Asia, South America, Europe, Australia and right here in North America. Students explore how different environments shape the clothes, toys, and tools that peoples of the world use to meet their basic needs.

 "The program was hands-on and developmentally appropriate as well as engaging… . During the program there were enough 'artifacts' for each student to have a turn as an 'anthropologist.'"
     — Teacher, Grades 1 and 2, N. Chelmsford

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