Florida History
Middle School Florida History
Spring Semester
Tuesdays 11:30-12:30
$270 tuition fee
18 week semester
***Use Coupon Code STEPUP If your child receives the scholarship and I will reach out about setting up the direct-pay payment.
This course takes middle school students on an engaging journey through Florida’s rich and diverse history, from its earliest inhabitants to its modern-day significance. Students will explore the cultural, economic, social, and political developments that have shaped the Sunshine State.
Topics include:
Indigenous Cultures: Study the lives and legacies of Florida’s first peoples, such as the Timucua, Calusa, and Seminole tribes.
Colonial Florida: Examine the impact of Spanish, French, and British colonization on the state’s development.
Statehood and Growth: Explore Florida’s path to statehood, the Civil War’s influence, and its role in the Reconstruction era.
Economic Evolution: Learn about industries like agriculture, tourism, and space exploration that have fueled Florida’s economy.
Cultural Diversity: Celebrate the diverse communities and immigrant groups that contribute to Florida’s unique identity.
Environmental Heritage: Understand the significance of Florida’s ecosystems, from the Everglades to its coastlines, and the ongoing efforts to preserve them.
Through interactive projects, primary source analysis, and field studies, students will gain a deeper appreciation for Florida’s history and its role in the broader context of the United States and the world.
Middle School Florida History
Spring Semester
Tuesdays 11:30-12:30
$270 tuition fee
18 week semester
***Use Coupon Code STEPUP If your child receives the scholarship and I will reach out about setting up the direct-pay payment.
This course takes middle school students on an engaging journey through Florida’s rich and diverse history, from its earliest inhabitants to its modern-day significance. Students will explore the cultural, economic, social, and political developments that have shaped the Sunshine State.
Topics include:
Indigenous Cultures: Study the lives and legacies of Florida’s first peoples, such as the Timucua, Calusa, and Seminole tribes.
Colonial Florida: Examine the impact of Spanish, French, and British colonization on the state’s development.
Statehood and Growth: Explore Florida’s path to statehood, the Civil War’s influence, and its role in the Reconstruction era.
Economic Evolution: Learn about industries like agriculture, tourism, and space exploration that have fueled Florida’s economy.
Cultural Diversity: Celebrate the diverse communities and immigrant groups that contribute to Florida’s unique identity.
Environmental Heritage: Understand the significance of Florida’s ecosystems, from the Everglades to its coastlines, and the ongoing efforts to preserve them.
Through interactive projects, primary source analysis, and field studies, students will gain a deeper appreciation for Florida’s history and its role in the broader context of the United States and the world.
Middle School Florida History
Spring Semester
Tuesdays 11:30-12:30
$270 tuition fee
18 week semester
***Use Coupon Code STEPUP If your child receives the scholarship and I will reach out about setting up the direct-pay payment.
This course takes middle school students on an engaging journey through Florida’s rich and diverse history, from its earliest inhabitants to its modern-day significance. Students will explore the cultural, economic, social, and political developments that have shaped the Sunshine State.
Topics include:
Indigenous Cultures: Study the lives and legacies of Florida’s first peoples, such as the Timucua, Calusa, and Seminole tribes.
Colonial Florida: Examine the impact of Spanish, French, and British colonization on the state’s development.
Statehood and Growth: Explore Florida’s path to statehood, the Civil War’s influence, and its role in the Reconstruction era.
Economic Evolution: Learn about industries like agriculture, tourism, and space exploration that have fueled Florida’s economy.
Cultural Diversity: Celebrate the diverse communities and immigrant groups that contribute to Florida’s unique identity.
Environmental Heritage: Understand the significance of Florida’s ecosystems, from the Everglades to its coastlines, and the ongoing efforts to preserve them.
Through interactive projects, primary source analysis, and field studies, students will gain a deeper appreciation for Florida’s history and its role in the broader context of the United States and the world.