Teacher Materials
We have developed a set of pre- and post-visit teacher materials designed to enhance your students' experience during their visit to The Falls on the Colorado Museum. These materials are tailored to align with curriculum standards and are aimed at helping students get the most out of their time at the museum.
The topics covered in these materials range from the history of education in Marble Falls to the evolution of technology and society over time. Each lesson plan lists applicable TEKS. We believe that these resources will make it easier for you to plan and execute a successful field trip to our museum.
Please don't hesitate to reach out to us at [email protected] with any questions or to schedule a field trip.
The topics covered in these materials range from the history of education in Marble Falls to the evolution of technology and society over time. Each lesson plan lists applicable TEKS. We believe that these resources will make it easier for you to plan and execute a successful field trip to our museum.
Please don't hesitate to reach out to us at [email protected] with any questions or to schedule a field trip.
Free Lesson Plans:
Click on the images below to view and download the lesson plans.
Click on the images below to view and download the lesson plans.
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The Kitchen Without Electricity lesson plan will transport students back in time before the Hill Country had electricity.
Kitchen Without Electricity
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Explore our museum building's educational past as the Old Granite School in the School Life: Then and Now lesson plan.
School Life: Then and Now
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The bison lesson plans below complement the museum's Rockie exhibit, a 700-year old bison skeleton that was discovered near Briggs in northeast Burnet County.
Introduction to the American Bison
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Bison and the American Indian
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The Early Bison Hunt
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