On-Demand Virtual Learning

The National Museum of the Pacific War’s Virtual Learning Programs bring powerful Pacific War stories directly to you. Through high-quality video experiences, learners engage with museum experts, artifacts, primary sources, and immersive visuals that bring history to life.

Designed for classrooms, homeschool groups, families, and lifelong learners, these programs are available on demand, allowing you to explore World War II history on your schedule.

Available Programs:

(Full details and standards below)

Program Highlights:

Built for Engagement: Programs are intentionally designed with thoughtful pacing, dynamic scene changes, and varied instructional approaches to support different learning styles and keep audiences engaged from start to finish.
Themed Programs: Each program explores a focused theme related to the Pacific War allowing educators and learners to choose topics that best fit their interests or curriculum.
On-Demand & Flexible: No live scheduling required. Complete the form to receive immediate confirmation with unlimited access to the program video and supplemental materials, available anytime.
Standards-Aligned: All programs align with National History Standards and the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS), supporting classroom use across multiple grade levels.
Supplementary Materials: Each program includes downloadable materials to extend learning beyond the video.

Program Details & Access

⭐ Presidents Who Served: A WWII Tribute for Presidents Day

Join the National Museum of the Pacific War as we explore the legacy of U.S. Presidents who served in World War II. This on-demand virtual program brings history to life through compelling storytelling and primary sources, examining the wartime experiences of future presidents and how their military service influenced their leadership, decisions, and paths to the presidency. Learners will gain a deeper understanding of how World War II shaped not only individual lives, but the leadership of the nation in the decades that followed.

What You'll Get:

On-demand access to the program video (watch anytime)
Teachers Guide
Mapping Activity
Slideshow

👉 Click HERE to request program

Once you complete the form, you’ll receive a confirmation with immediate access to the virtual learning program video and supplemental materials.

TEKS Alignment:

Social Studies, Kindergarten (113.11): K.1A
Social Studies, Grade 1 (113.12): 1.1A, 1.2A, 1.11B
Social Studies, Grade 2 (113.13): 2.1A
Social Studies, Grade 4 (113.15): 4.16A, 4.16B
Social Studies, Grade 5 (113.16): 5.5A, 5.5C, 5.18A
Social Studies, Grade 7 (113.19): 7.7D, 7.7E, 7.17A
United States History Studies Since 1877 (113.41): US.7B, US.7E, US.10A, US.10B
World History Studies (113.42): WH.12B
United States Government (113.44): Gov.1F

🎖️ Voices of Valor: African Americans in WWII

This virtual program explores the often-overlooked stories of African Americans during World War II. Through primary sources, historical accounts, and engaging visuals, learners examine the courage, challenges, and contributions of African American soldiers and civilians who played vital roles in the Pacific Theater and beyond.

What You'll Get:

On-demand access to the program video (watch anytime)
Slideshow
Teachers Guide
Memorial Worksheet

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Once you complete the form, you’ll receive a confirmation with immediate access to the virtual learning program video and supplemental materials.

TEKS Alignment:

Grade 4 Social Studies (113.15): 4.5A
Grade 5 Social Studies (113.16): 5.5A, 5.5C
Grade 7 Social Studies (113.19): 7.7E
United States History Since 1877 (113.41): US.7F, US.7G, US.9C, US.25C

National Standards:

United States History Content Standards: Era 8, Standard 3B, 3C

✈️ Heroines of WWII: Women on the Front and Beyond

Join the National Museum of the Pacific War presents as we explore the remarkable stories of women in WWII. During this virtual program, students will learn about the different roles women played—from codebreakers and nurses to factory workers and frontline reporters. By examining personal stories and primary sources, this engaging program aims to inspire students to appreciate the courage and resilience of women who contributed to the war effort in ways that changed history.

What You'll Get:

On-demand access to the program video (watch anytime)
Slideshow
Teachers Guide
WAC Activity

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Once you complete the form, you’ll receive a confirmation with immediate access to the virtual learning program video and supplemental materials.

TEKS Alignment:

Social Studies, Grade 1 (113.12): 1.12B
Social Studies, Grade 2 (113.13): 2.10B
Social Studies, Grade 3 (113.14): 3.11A
Social Studies, Grade 4 (113.15): 4.5A
Social Studies, Grade 5 (113.16): 5.5A, 5.5C
Social Studies, Grade 7 (113.19): 7.7D, 7.7E
United States History Studies Since 1877 (113.41): US.7F, US.25D

National Standards:

United States History Content Standards: Era 8, Standard 3C

Operation Overview: Understanding World War II

This program offers an overview of World War II that covers key events of both the European and Pacific fronts, as well as the pivotal role of the Homefront. Through engaging content and inspiring stories, students will explore the causes, major battles, and lasting impacts of the war, while gaining a deeper understanding of how the conflict shaped the world today.

What You'll Get:

On-demand access to the program video (watch anytime)
Teachers Guide
Slideshow
Hexagon Activity

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Once you complete the form, you’ll receive a confirmation with immediate access to the virtual learning program video and supplemental materials.

TEKS Alignment:

United States History Studies Since 1877 (113.41): US.7A, US.7B, US.7C, US.7D, US.7E, US.7F, US.7G
World History Studies (113.42): WH.12A, WH.12B, WH.12C

⚓ Unlocking Victory: Codebreakers and the Battle of Midway

In this program, students will explore the events surrounding the Battle of Midway, where U.S. forces achieved a decisive victory over Japan, and learn about the key role played by codebreakers in deciphering enemy messages.

What You'll Get:

On-demand access to the program video (watch anytime)
Slideshow
Teachers Guide

👉 Click HERE to request program

Once you complete the form, you’ll receive a confirmation with immediate access to the virtual learning program video and supplemental materials.

TEKS Alignment:

United States History Studies Since 1877 (113.41): US.7D, US.7E
World History Studies (113.42): WH.12C, WH.27C

🎖️ Hispanic Americans in WWII: Stories of Service & Sacrifice

Join the National Museum of the Pacific War as they celebrate the remarkable contributions of Hispanic Americans in World War II. Through engaging videos, guided questions, primary sources, and a teacher's guide, students will discover the stories of Hispanic servicemen and servicewomen who served courageously in World War II. This program connects students with pivotal moments in history while honoring the heritage, resilience, and service of Hispanic Americans.

What You'll Get:

On-demand access to the program video (watch anytime)
Teachers Guide
Slideshow
Hexagon Activity

👉 Click HERE to request program

Once you complete the form, you’ll receive a confirmation with immediate access to the virtual learning program video and supplemental materials.

TEKS Alignment:

Social Studies, Grade 2 (113.13): 2.10, 2.12
Social Studies, Grade 3 (113.14): 3.11A
Social Studies, Grade 4 (113.15): 4.5A
Social Studies, Grade 5 (113.16): 5.5A, 5.5C
Social Studies, Grade 7 (113.19): 7.7D, 7.7E
United States History Since 1877 (113.41): US.23B, US.25A, US.25C

National Standards:

Social Studies, Grade 2 (113.13): 2.10, 2.12

🎖️ Warriors Across the Waves: Native Americans in WWII

Join this engaging virtual learning program that honors the invaluable contributions of Native Americans during World War II. This educational experience highlights the bravery, resilience, and cultural significance of Native American servicemen and women, including the legendary Navajo Code Talkers. Students will explore the unique challenges faced by these warriors and their lasting impact on military history, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of Native American heritage and service.

What You'll Get:

On-demand access to the program video (watch anytime)
Code Breaking Activity

👉 Click HERE to request program

Once you complete the form, you’ll receive a confirmation with immediate access to the virtual learning program video and supplemental materials.

TEKS Alignment:

Social Studies, Grade 2 (113.13): 2.10B
Social Studies, Grade 4 (113.15): 4.5A
Social Studies, Grade 5 (113.16): 5.5A
Social Studies, Grade 7 (113.19): 7.7E
United States History Since 1877 (113.41): US.7G

National Standards:

Social Studies, Grade 3 (113.14): 3.11A

📜 Four Freedoms, One Constitution

Celebrate Constitution Day with the National Museum of the Pacific War’s engaging virtual learning program! This engaging online experience connects the principles of the Constitution to the Four Freedoms championed during World War II. Students will embark on a historical journey, starting with the creation of the Constitution and culminating in the Pacific Theater of WWII. The program explores how ordinary citizens throughout American history have embodied constitutional ideals through extraordinary acts of civic engagement and sacrifice. This program aligns with national Constitution Day requirements and inspires students to consider their own roles in shaping a better future.

What You'll Get:

On-demand access to the program video (watch anytime)
Teachers Guide (Grades 1-4)
Teachers Guide (Grades 5+)
House Activity

👉 Click HERE to request program

Once you complete the form, you’ll receive a confirmation with immediate access to the virtual learning program video and supplemental materials.

TEKS Alignment:

Grades 3–12: Celebrate Freedom Week (Texas Education Code §29.907)
Instruction on the intent, meaning, and historical importance of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution, including the Bill of Rights. This includes the study and recitation of the required excerpt from the Declaration of Independence and examination of its influence on American history, immigration, the American Revolution, the U.S. Constitution, the abolitionist movement, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the women’s suffrage movement.
Social Studies, Grade 1 (113.12): 1.1A, 1.12A
Social Studies, Grade 2 (113.13): 2.9D, 2.10C

National Standards:

Social Studies, Grade 4 (113.15): 4.5A

📜 Freedom Week Celebration: U.S. Constitution Day

This virtual learning program examines the United States Constitution as a living document and explores how its principles have been interpreted, challenged, and upheld during times of national crisis. Beginning with the creation of the Constitution, students trace its core ideas—such as separation of powers, individual rights, and civic responsibility—and examine how those principles shaped decision-making during World War II, particularly in the Pacific Theater.

What You'll Get:

On-demand access to the program video (watch anytime)
Teachers Guide (Grades 1-4)
Teachers Guide (Grades 5+)
House Activity

👉 Click HERE to request program

Once you complete the form, you’ll receive a confirmation with immediate access to the virtual learning program video and supplemental materials.

TEKS Alignment:

National Standards:

Social Studies, Grade 4 (113.15): 4.5A

🎖️ Salute to Service: A Veterans Day Tribute

This online experience offers students a unique opportunity to honor and learn about the brave men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Through engaging stories and musical performances, students will learn about the sacrifices and resilience of veterans, fostering a deeper appreciation for their service and legacy.

What You'll Get:

On-demand access to the program video (watch anytime)
Medal Activity

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Once you complete the form, you’ll receive a confirmation with immediate access to the virtual learning program video and supplemental materials.

TEKS Alignment:

Social Studies, Kindergarten (113.11): K.1A
Social Studies, Grade 1 (113.12): 1.1A
Social Studies, Grade 2 (113.13): 2.1A

National Standards:

Social Studies, Kindergarten (113.11): K.1A

⭐ The Day of Infamy: Understanding Pearl Harbor

This engaging online experience transports students back to December 7, 1941, offering a comprehensive exploration of the events that led to the attack, its immediate impact, and its long-lasting consequences. Students will deepen their understanding of this pivotal moment in history while connecting it to themes of resilience, leadership, and the importance of remembering the past.

What You'll Get:

On-demand access to the program video (watch anytime)
Slideshow
Teachers Guide

👉 Click HERE to request program

Once you complete the form, you’ll receive a confirmation with immediate access to the virtual learning program video and supplemental materials.

TEKS Alignment:

Social Studies, Grade 4 (113.15): 4.5A
Social Studies, Grade 5 (113.16): 5.5A
Social Studies, Grade 7 (113.19): 7.7E
United States History Studies Since 1877 (113.41): US.7A
World History Studies (113.42): WH.12C

National Standards:

Social Studies, Grade 1 (113.12): 1.1A