Time Immemorial
Island County Historical Society Museum
908 NW Alexander St
PO Box 305
Coupeville, WA 98239
360-678-3310
Islandhistory.org
Dalva Church <ed-ichs@whidbey.net>
Education boxes with curriculum and resource materials
Since Time Immemorial: Coast Salish Tribes
Grades: PreK-1 Curriculum HERE
Grades 2 - 3 Curriculum HERE
MUSEUM TOUR info HERE
Five stops on Tour
Topics for each stop:
- Sea Captains and Explorers, Donation Land Claim Act, Oregon Trail, Tall ships, Steam Ships, Mosquito Fleet, Settler Fiber Arts, Ways that settlers made a living on the islands including Trade, Logging, Farming, Shipping, Early schoolhouses and education.
- Ice age and Glaciers, Mammoth remains found on Whidbey, The lives of Lower Skagit and Snohomish Native peoples on the islands, Animal and Plant Species native to the islands and their uses by the indigenous peoples. Water Festival History.
- Canoe culture of Coast Salish peoples, the uses of the Blockhouses and the history of the “Indian Wars”. For older students, the story of Colonel Ebey.
- The types of wildlife that live in Penn Cove, the impacts of climate change and human incursions on wildlife, practical steps to protect the water and its wildlife.
- Additional Settler history, maritime captain history, and the history of Ebey’s Landing and Sunnyside.