The impact of war on hawaii
Virtual Classroom Learning
Overview
When Hawaii became a frontline battlefield on December 7th, 1941, the next World War had arrived on America’s doorstep. The nation as a whole was unprepared for the conflict, perhaps least of all Hawaii, with its citizens thrown directly and immediately into the crossfire of active war life, martial law, and home front responsibilities. In this program, students get a vivid picture of civilian life in Hawaii during WWII.
Grade Levels
6th Grade – 12th Grade
Duration
1 hour
Group Size
30 Students
cost
$100 / Virtual Class
Virtual Classroom Details
Availability
Offered Monday – Friday
Connectivity
Via Zoom, or the streaming platform of your choice.
Flexibility
Can accommodate most time zones.
Virtual Classroom
Thanks to generous funding from the Freeman Foundation, Takitani Foundation, and Col. Robert F. Szul Scholarship Fund, the Museum is able to extend Virtual Classroom Visits for FREE to all State of Hawaii Department of Education classrooms while funding lasts.
Private schools and classrooms on the mainland can still access Virtual Classroom Visits for a charge of $100 per class.
RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY WHILE FUNDING LASTS!
