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A 5th grade students planting seeds in plastic gloves as part of a school tour.

Education

Throughout the year the museum offers numerous innovative programs, events, partnerships and educational and engagement initiatives that enhance the Museum鈥檚 educational impact in the community. Be sure not to miss out on any of the fun by checking our museum calendar to see what鈥檚 happening around the museum.

Middle and high school students sitting and standing around a yellow National History Day in South Dakota banner. All students are wearing blue shirts. Trees and a building are in the background.

National History Day is a year-long academic program focused on historical research, interpretation and creative expression for sixth to 12th-grade students through project-based learning.
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We offer guided tours of popular campus locations for both youth and adult groups. Each 成人视频 Explore location has their own limit to how many people they can accept in one tour group. 
Education Programs

If you have an educational event you wish to host at the museum please contact the museum by email or 605-688-6226.

Some examples of past educational programs offered at the museum:
  • Make and take Monday 鈥 summer Monday craft series
  • Soap felting
  • Cooking with lamb
  • Knitting, crocheting and other fiber works classes.
  • Learning to dye with ice and plants
  • Caring for family treasures
  • Christmas ornaments
  • Vintage valentines
  • Paper flowers
  • Ornament needle felting
  • World cup: international hot beverage tasting- an event in connection with Brooking鈥檚 Frost Fest.
  • 鈥淭he Craft and History of Nailbinding鈥 with speaker Amy Vander Vorste
  • 鈥淏one Dry South Dakota: The Failure of Prohibition in a Rural State,鈥 speaker 成人视频 Professor Dr. Chuck Vollan 鈥 his program was part of a series of programming related to our exhibit, "Barley to Barrel: The Science and History of Brewing in South Dakota."
  • Homebrewing 101 鈥 this program was part of a series of programming related to our exhibit, "Barley to Barrel: The Science and History of Brewing in South Dakota."
  • Cooking With Beer 鈥 this program was part of a series of programming related to our exhibit, "Barley to Barrel: The Science and History of Brewing in South Dakota."
  • 鈥淭astes and Traditions of European Beer鈥 with author of The Beer Bible, Jeff Alworth 鈥 this program was part of a series of programming related to our exhibit, "Barley to Barrel: The Science and History of Brewing in South Dakota."
  • Do-It-Yourself Soda-Pop Making 鈥 this program was part of a series of programming related to our exhibit, "Barley to Barrel: The Science and History of Brewing in South Dakota."
  • And many many more!
Educational Resources
Online Classroom Resources
Make-It Monday
Orignal Museum Video Content
Thinking Thursday
Museum Blog
For more information, contact:
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Upcoming Event
Feb
01
Family Fun Day
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
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South Dakota Art Museum
Get ready for Valentine鈥檚 Day with our Family Fun Day! We鈥檙e partnering with the South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum for a morning filled with Valentine鈥檚 Day themed crafts, activities, and鈥
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