Wolf: Hobbies and Collections
The First Infantry Division Museum is a collection of the history and objects from the First Infantry Division of the US Army. Come find out what makes our collection unique and learn about how to become a collector. Scouts will go through a sensory tour of the museum, and discover what makes our collection unique. Learning how to become a collector, the kids will become familiar with artifacts, replicas, and emotions evoked through display.
Meets all requirements.
1.5 hours
$5 per person
Wolf: Hometown Heroes
Walk in heroes’ boots at the First Division Museum. Come talk about what it means to be a hero in the military and in your hometown. Docents will guide you through the exhibits highlighting stories of courage and teamwork. Scouts will also hear stories directly from the soldiers of the 1st Infantry Division through our Soldier Story interactives. Scouts will write letters, learn about our amazing combat canines and get ideas to celebrate different military holidays.
Meets all requirements.
1.5 hours
$5 per person
Bear: Paws for Action
This program offers Scouts a chance to receive a guided tour of the museum, and learn about the combat history of the 1st Infantry Division. This will connect to learning more about what the American flag stands for and how we respect the flag and the country and people it represents.
Meets requirements 1 and 2.
1 hour
$5 per person
Webelos: First Responder
Do you think you have what it takes to do battlefield first aid? Learn first aid basics and how combat medics and soldiers have dealt with extreme survival situations.
Meets requirements 1-6 and 8.
2 hours
$7 per person
This program takes place after normal museum hours on weekdays.
Webelos: Building a Better World
Set off on a guided tour through the First Division Museum to discover what makes America special. Learn about citizenship, the American flag, and the rule of law through a variety of games and activities.
Meets requirements 1, 2, and 3.
1 hours
$5 per person
Contact Melissa Tyer to reserve a date
Mtyer@fdmuseum.org or call 630.260.8274
10 person paid minimum for each program