School Vacation Programs

Fun, hands-on workshops for School Vacations at Plimoth Plantation

Take a break from school, and have some fun at Plimoth Plantation! 

Plimoth Plantation offers great programs during school vacation weeks. Be sure to check here for information on school vacation weeks for the 2011-2012 school year! (Check out our fantastic Summer Vacation 2011 Programs, too!) 

During February Vacation, the Museum is open just for our vacation programs, but during Thanksgiving Break and April Vacation, families can also visit our living history exhibit sites! In the past, our vacation week programs have included: 


Hands-On Workshops, like:

Mayflower Models

Wampanoag Pottery

Corn Husk Dolls

Monkey Fist (Colonial Knots)

Wampanoag Fishing Nets

Beeswax Candles

Seventeenth Century Games of Plimoth and Patuxet

Special Museum Tours, like: 

Super Special Animals of Plimoth Plantation

Native Plants and Animals

Shakespeare Adventure program at Plimoth Plantation

 

To receive special offers, and regular updates on Plimoth Plantation’s educational programs, sign up for our Education Mailing List.

For more information about our programs, call us at (508) 746-1622 ext. 8359, or email us at programservices@plimoth.org.    

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Life In 1627 Plymouth

Historical articles and classroom activities focusing on daily life in 1627 Plymouth.

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People of the East: 17th-Century Wampanoag Life

This booklet offers answers to often-asked historical questions on Wampanoag life.

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Visit our rare and heritage breed farm animals at the Nye Barn.

Plimoth Plantation is the home to a variety of rare breed animals. Learn more by clicking on the link above.

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Keep History Alive at Plimoth Plantation

There are many ways to help keep History alive here at Plimoth Plantation.

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