NPS / ZIMMERMAN Manhattan Project National Historical Park offers a variety of resources for teachers like you. Schools in and near one of our three communities and across the country can engage with our park to enrich educational experiences for their students. Resources like curriculum materials and hands-on activities can be downloaded and used in the classroom. Teachers can bring their class to visit us at a variety of locations in Hanford (Tri-Cities), Washington; Los Alamos, New Mexico; and Oak Ridge, Tennessee for class trips. We are a community-based park and conduct field trips at a variety of locations in our communities that connect to the history of the Manhattan Project. Can’t come to us? We can come to you in-person or virtually as available. Explore the options below to see what best fits your needs. 
Parks As Classrooms
Learn how you can bring Manhattan Project NHP into your classroom. 
Plan a Field Trip
Bring your classroom to a community-based location for a guided field trip. 
Curriculum Materials
Explore curriculum-based lesson plans for a variety of grade levels. 
Distance Learning
Bring a park ranger to your classroom on a virtual platform. 
Teacher-Ranger-Teacher
Learn about a professional development experience linking national park units with teachers. 
NPS Education Portal
An online resource helps teachers explore various subjects from all national park units. |
Last updated: September 24, 2024