NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC is coming to Massie
National Geographic Traveling Map AFRICA
January 3 – 25, 2012
Designed for grades K-8, the map is designed as a geo-game board to introduce students to the power of maps and the diverse geography of Africa. Through a variety of docent-led interactive activities, students will be actively exploring the physical characteristics of the continent as well as its rich history, marvelous wildlife, and varied cultures.
Have your students experience the power of maps by walking on the the smooth vinyl surfaces that accurately illustrate the African continent!
Call now to book this special event for your students!
912-395-5070
The program will accommodate 25-30 students and will be scheduled on the hour throughout each day. Call now! The early-bird cost is $5.00 per student!
It’s Tea Time
Would you like to take a step back in time to enjoy an authentic Victorian Tea Party in our delightful Victorian Room? Tea Parties can now be scheduled at Massie for groups of twenty or less. Your guests will receive an official invitation with personalized directions. You will be treated to a lesson in etiquette, proper tea time conversation, games of the Victorian era as well as learning about the customs of afternoon tea, including creating your own “calling card.” Prices vary depending on your customization.
Contact us to schedule a time for your Tea Party. 912-395-5070
Georgia Heritage Celebration
A multi-week series of events in February of each year, the Georgia Heritage Celebration includes many educational programs and competitions for children of many grade levels. A project sponsored jointly by the Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools and the Georgia Historical Society, the Georgia Heritage Celebration Read the rest of this entry »
May Day 2012
A traditional May festival coordinated through the Massie Center, this program has been a Massie School event since the 1850s. Each year, elementary school children from the Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools gather for this multicultural event to perform a variety of ethnic dances, in addition to the May Pole Dance, in Calhoun Square just in front of Massie School. Join us on May 25, 2012