Teacher Resources

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Teachers bring the science and history of the Manhattan Project into the classroom.

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Education

Are you looking to bring the history and science of the Manhattan Project into your classroom? Resources found in this section will help break down some of the more complex topics related to the Manhattan Project into activities that make learning fun.

 
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3D Printing Files

Coming soon! Download STL files to print your own teaching models.

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Hands-On Activities

Coming soon! Download lessons for hand-on activities to help teach various topics related to the Manhattan Project.

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Suggested Reading

Coming soon! Review lists of books and other resources for teachers and students to learn about the Manhattan Project.

 

Last updated: March 29, 2024

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