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Program Title: Meeting Needs During the War

Category: Social Studies

Program Keywords: war, careers, families

Grade Levels: Grade 2

Program Outline: Students get to think of some examples of the types of jobs people do in their community. Questions are asked, such as how might these jobs change when there is an emergency? How did the jobs that people had during the war years meet their needs?

Program Duration: 1 hour

Availability: October 5 to November 15, weekdays, 9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m., and 2:00 p.m.

Cost of Program: $1.00 per student with minimum of $20.00

Maximum Group Size: 30 students

Adult/Student Ratio: A minimum of 4 adults per group.

Program Materials: A Resource Guide is sent to the school upon receipt of the $20.00 booking deposit.

Pre/Post Trip Materials: The Resource Guide contains all pre- and post-field study requirements.

Booking Requirements: When booking please provide information on school name, address, phone number, teacher name, grade, tentative dates, and number of students. A minimum of 14 days advance notification is required.

Phone Number for Bookings: (780) 387-5558

Additional Information: This program is tied in with Social Studies Topic A: People Nearby, and Health Theme 3: Life Careers.

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