For Youth and Family

At the National Museum of the Pacific War, we believe learning is most meaningful when families explore together. Our youth and family programs invite kids and parents to engage with history through hands-on activities, STEM-focused learning, and interactive experiences that make the past come alive.

Resources for Youth and Family

Supplementary Resources

Engage with history from anywhere through our online learning programs. Designed for students, educators, and lifelong learners, these virtual experiences combine expert insight with interactive storytelling to deepen understanding of the Pacific War.

Videos

Our video collection features a variety of programs and presentations that share perspectives on the Pacific War. Each one is designed to spark interest, encourage reflection, and provide new ways for people of all ages to think about history.

Activities

Explore hands-on activities that make history tangible for all ages. Whether in the classroom, at home, or during your museum visit, these resources spark curiosity and encourage meaningful connections with the lessons of the Pacific War.

Videos

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World War II Vet Sings National Anthem at 80th V-J Day Commemoration | Don Graves

Before singing the National Anthem, Iwo Jima survivor Don Graves shares what it was like for him and his fellow Marines once they heard the war was over. Special thanks to Don for traveling to attend our 80th V-J Day Commemoration.

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Articles and Blog Posts

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September 10, 2021

From Guinea Pig to WASP: The Oral History of Eleanor McLernon “Mickey” Brown

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View our Museum Exhibits

Explore the Museum from anywhere. Our online exhibits bring stories, artifacts, and archival materials from the Pacific War directly to your screen, offering a flexible way to learn, research, and engage with history beyond the gallery walls.

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