CHM at Home | Families (May 12)
Artifact Life Story Use your imagination to write an amazing story about the past from an artifact’s point of view. Then share your tale with family and friends. Share your artifact … Learn More
Artifact Life Story Use your imagination to write an amazing story about the past from an artifact’s point of view. Then share your tale with family and friends. Share your artifact … Learn More
History Detective Mrs. Nora Nostalgia has found a trunk full of old things, but she doesn’t know what they are! As a history detective, your job is to investigate the … Learn More
Artifact ABCs Artifacts come in all shapes, sizes, and colors, and start with every letter of the alphabet. Create your own ABC artifact book inspired by items from around your … Learn More
Toasters through Time We might take the toaster for granted, but this appliance changed eating habits around the world and is an example of innovations in technology, design, and marketing. … Learn More
Details Make the Difference Look around your home for interesting architectural details, such as woodwork, door knobs, and metalwork. Then, use them as inspiration to design a shoebox diorama! Share on … Learn More
Design and Build Find inspiration in images of famous Chicago skyscrapers. Then design your own to add to the city’s skyline. Use your design to make a model of your … Learn More
A City within a City Discover how a skyscraper can be a “city within a city.” Play charades to explore the amazing places and activities within a skyscraper and create … Learn More
L Stands for Elevated Explore Chicago’s famous train system through photographs of L Car No.1 and a fun trivia game. Then build your own L car. Share on social media using … Learn More
Plan It! Learn how the 1909 Plan of Chicago proposed ideas to make Chicago a better place to live and changed the city for years to come. Then make your … Learn More
Much like Chicago’s other seventy-six community areas, Humboldt Park has a diverse history of immigration. Danish, Norwegian, Germans, Scandinavians, Polish, and Russian Jewish immigrants all moved into the area as … Learn More