Curriculum for Your Classroom

Use primary sources to enhance your study of the past.

Photos, political cartoons, letters, recipes, and more provide students with opportunities to build skills in critical thinking, inquiry, inference, and classroom discussions.

Classroom Curriculums

Classroom curriculums are keyed to 2020 New Jersey State Learning Standards and use primary source material in the collection of MHHM.

Questions? Contact Karina Filipowski, Associate Curator of Education and Community Engagement, at kfilipowski@maccullochhall.org.

Tasting 19th-century History Using a Macculloch Family Recipe

MHHM Recipe Curriculum 

Making Sense of the Census, 1860: Using Census Documents

MHHM 1860 Census Curriculum

From the Front Lines: Using Civil War Letters and Poems by Lindley Miller

MHHM Civil War Letters Curriculum

Rhymes for All Times: Using Alice Duer Miller's Suffragist Poems

MHHM Suffrage Poems Curriculum

Art as a Weapon Against Corruption: Using the Political Cartoons of Thomas Nast (1840-1902)

Coming soon