Mrs. Bush's Story Time

Students will hear recordings of Mrs. Bush reading several popular children’s books while being introduced to the love of reading and literacy.

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Museum Discovery

Students will discover appropriate museum manners while touring the Ansary Gallery of American History as well as the Literacy Out Look Gallery.

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My Own Room at the White House

Students will explore the White House to experience what it would be like to live in the President’s House. They will design and draw their own room as well as write a descriptive paragraph which may be bound into a class book.

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Holidays in the White House

Students will become familiar with how the Bush family celebrated the winter holidays in the White House.

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The Presidential Quilt

Students will explore American history through symbols significant to America’s past. Students will actively design a “quilt square” representing symbols of America. Student will understand how a symbol can represent an important idea.

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Tic-Tac America

Students will distinguish use problem solving skill to find answers to question regarding history, geography, and the Presidency of the United States.

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City Council Role-Play

Students will use and develop problem solving skills to achieve a favorable solution to a real-world problem through the framework of a municipal government using the city council and other local officials.

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Congressional Bill Role-Play

Students will actively participate in the legislative process of the passage of a bill.​

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Rise and Fall of the Berlin Wall

Students will recognize the impact of International Affairs regarding the impact of the rise and fall of the Berlin Wall, following World War II on citizens of Germany, United States, USSR (now Russia), and Europe considering the implications on society as a whole.​

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Bill of Rights Texas v. Johnson, 1989, Flag Burning Case

Students will actively participate in problem solving skills and decision-making strategies as they explore the Bill of Rights and the actions of Judicial review when looking at the case of Texas vs. Johnson flag burning case.​

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High School Days Program

Annually, the High School Days Program brings Bryan-College Station high school juniors to the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum for a day to be immersed in a wide-variety of enriching educational experiences. The purpose is to offer the high school juniors opportunities by broadening their horizons through engaging activities. Seminars are presented by outstanding experts in science, history and language arts with authors and motivational speakers.

Annual Girl Scouts Day

First Saturday in December. Scouts will have an opportunity to complete a scavenger hunt in the museum! Come and create holiday ornaments during the Holidays in the Rotunda in the museum classroom.

Exploring History Summer Camp

Summer Camps have historically been week-long full-day experience with a theme aligned to the current temporary Bush Museum exhibit. Fun learning adventures, arts and crafts, storytelling exploration and reading discoveries as well as field trips related to the summer's theme engage campers in memorable experiences!