School Programs
The Birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low is Savannah's first National Landmark and plays a vital role in the history of Georgia, the Progressive Era, and women's history. If you're interested in booking a school program, please contact Elizabeth Srsic, Manager of Tours and Education, for more information at ersrsic@girlscouts.org.
A field trip to the Birthplace aligns with the following grade levels and topics:
2nd Grade
Unit 6 - Georgia Leaders
4th Grade
Unit 5 - Civil War and Reconstruction
5th Grade
Unit 2-4 - Citizenship, The Changing Nation, and WWI
8th Grade
Unit 6 & 7 - The New South and the 20th Century
US History
Unit 6 & 6 - Expansion and Reform, WWI
Additional Subjects
ELA: Speaking and Listening
Visual Arts: Responding and Connecting
Health: Disability Awareness
Social Studies: Civil War to the Progressive Era
Quiet Hour at the Museum
On select days, we offer a Quiet Hour for visitors who want to explore at their own pace without a crowd. We lower the lighting and turn off distracting music to create a comfortable environment for all visitors. Perfect for a SPED or life skills class.
School Program Resouces
- Teaching Hard History: Slavery at the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace.
- Juliette the Inventor: Try your hand at making an invention Juliette patented, courtesy of the US Patent and Trademark Office.
