Flagg Township

Museum

Educational Programs

Flagg Township Museum provides educational programs for individuals, schools, scouts, and groups at the museum and in the classroom.

For classes that are unable to visit the museum, museum staff is available to schedule classroom visits to provide programs and show artifacts from the museum. Visiting the classroom helps students prepare for what they see when they visit the museum.
 

Check out our new podcasts!
 
We're learning! And welcome your ideas! Feel free to make suggestions and we'll do our best!
How about doing a podcast for the museum? Share what you think is important about Rochelle's history.
Podcast Premier: The Vault! Click on this link https://youtu.be/Hjz3Rj2fiRE
February 29, 2024: Leapers and Love, click on this link https://youtu.be/dqqurmoeKds
March 17, 2024: Going green at the museum, click on this link https://youtu.be/akfFEnNTFW0
March 31: Fooled us! click on this link https://youtu.be/clwTjGj7AaA
May 4: Cinco de Mayo at the museum, click on this link https://youtu.be/2MM05pBxL2o
August 16: Getting ready for the Heritage Festival Parade, click on this link https://youtu.be/gs089D8CwkI
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Cajun Cuisine

 

Mardi Gras

School Tours at the Museum

Music Scene

History Trunks

Resources available for use in elementary school classrooms.

  • Happy Birthday, Illinois
  • Hispanic Crafts
  • Hispanic Heritage
  • Native Americans & Early Settlers
  • Playground Games and Victorian Etiquette
  • Quill Pen Workshop
  • Turn of the Century Life & School
In the museum, 
Grab a Bag is a self-directed tour of the museum to learn about “Dirty Jobs” or “Women Were…” 
Our Scavenger Hunt takes you all over the museum to find the pictured artifacts.

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Music Scene

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Museum


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