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EXPLORE A PLACE. DISCOVER YOUR WORLD.

Enjoy winter. Keep exploring our Valley.  (Photo: Chris Bowser.)

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TRY Trees in the Hudson Valley

Locust Grove: Samuel Morse Historic Site, Poughkeepsie.  One lesson, math & science.  Grades 3-6.

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TRY I See Freedom

Mount Gulian Historic Site, Beacon.  Eight lessons, all subjects.  Grade 5.

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TRY Early Transportation, Hudson, Pirates, & Maps

Hudson River Maritime Museum, Kingston, grades 1 & 2.  (Image courtesy of Lewis H. Morgan Collection, NYS Museum.)

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TRY Life and Trade on a Dutch Manor

Philipsburg Manor, Westchester County, grade 4.  (Photo courtesy of Philipsburg Manor, Historic Hudson Valley.)

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TRY Exploring the Hudson Valley Dutch

Bronck Museum & Barns, Greene County, grades 4-6.  (Photo by Gail Dedrick.)

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TRY Unearthing the Valley -- A 400 Year Story

Crailo State Historic Site and Albany Heritage Area Visitors Center.  Seven lessons, all subjects.  Grade 4.  (Photo by Carol Ann…

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THV: sponsored by National Park Service, Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area, & Hudson River Estuary Program/NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation.

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Full access to lesson plans including supplementary materials.  Add your own.  Post events on THV's calendar, Hudson Valley Happenings.

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TEACHING THE HUDSON VALLEY BLOG
Why I Teach the Hudson Valley
Posted by Debi
on February 22, 2010
Welcome to our new blog! In this first post, I'm sharing a little about THV and myself. Going forward we'll feature voices from throughout the Hudson Valley. What's really going to make this work...
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Free workshop - Hudson River Panorama: History, Art, & Culture
Posted by Debi
on February 10, 2010
Museum objects digitally reproduced for classroom use. Tracking water quality, animals, and more with real-time data Using objects and data to excite students. "Stories" that help...
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Young Naturalists Award
Posted by Debi
on October 26, 2009
The American Museum of Natural History promotes scientific participation and communication among students in grades 7-12 through its Young Naturalists Award program. Students conduct independent...
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Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area & Greenway Conservancy
National Park Service, Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Sites
Hudson River Estuary Program, NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation
Hudson River Valley Institute at Marist College
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Hudson-Fulton-Champlain Quadricentennial
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