WWF (Wonderful Wasatch Front)
Earn .25 U.S. History Credit
Dates: June 24 & 25*
In this course, students will explore the beginnings of the United States through exploring our own Utah landscape. We will examine the geography of Utah and consider how it impacted the lives of the Indigenous peoples of the state by hiking the Bonneville Shoreline Trail and visiting the Natural History Museum of Utah.
Location: 4998 Galleria Dr. Murray UT 84123
*Additional online coursework may be required.
Teacher
Emily Glende & Dalton Peery
Instructor Email Address
11eglende@gmail.com & dalton.peery@spectrumcharter.org
More About Class
In this course, students will explore the beginnings of the United States through exploring our own Utah landscape. We will examine the geography of Utah and consider how it impacted the lives of the Indigenous peoples of the state by hiking the Bonneville Shoreline Trail and visiting the Natural History Museum of Utah. Students will also learn about the ratification of the U.S. Constitution, and then consider how this document compares to the Utah Constitution. We will be touring the Utah State Capitol and the Governor’s Mansion to see firsthand how these documents have manifested in our own state.
Primary Location of in-person classes
4998 Galleria Dr. Murray UT 84123
Dates:
June 24 & 25
Times:
TBD
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this class.
**For this class, you will receive credit from Meridian School.