School Programs
The Molly Brown House Museum offers a variety of educational programs for schools and families.
The Molly Brown House Museum offers in person and virtual synchronous and asynchronous tours and classroom programs
for students on the Unsinkable Margaret “Molly” Brown and Colorado history.
The Molly Brown House Museum offers virtual and in-person field trip tours for students year round! Find out more here.
Can’t come to the Museum? We’ll bring the Museum to you! Explore our in-classroom programs here.
Are you a teacher looking for materials to support you visit or in-classroom program? Find them here.
Are you a homeschool family looking for fun and engaging programs at the museum? Check out our homeschool day programs here.
Thanks to the generosity of the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District, both on-site and outreach programs can be offered at a low- or no-cost. Call 303.832.4092 x20 for more information on available scholarships! To book a field trip on in-classroom program, please click on the appropriate reservation button to the right. All Title I programs are free during the 2024-2025 school year!
All of our tours and programs are aligned with Colorado State Standards. For a complete list of which standards each program meets, click here.
Field Trip Programs
Operation Curator (1st-6th)
$10/student, Teachers Free, $10/chaperones
Title 1- Free/students, $5/chaperone, teachers free!
Are you ready to take on the role of Curator of the Molly Brown House Museum? During this in-person field trip, find out about your duties and responsibilities, and get some hands-on experience while learning about the history of Colorado and the Brown family. This interactive tour and program are a perfect way to supplement a unit on Colorado history, women’s history, mining history, and more! This is a 75-minute program.
Operation Curator is only available on Thursdays in the fall at 10:15am, 10:30am, and 10:45am. In the Spring Operation Curator is available on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Virtual House Tours (3rd-6th)
$4/student, Teachers free
Title I teachers and students, free
Walk (virtually) in Margaret “Molly” Brown’s footsteps! Explore the home of the legendary Titanic heroine while learning about the history of Colorado and the Brown family. This interactive 45-minute tour is a perfect way to supplement a unit on Colorado history, women’s history, mining history, and more!
Virtual Field Trips are only available on Mondays.
Ask about our FREE Field Trip Walking Tour Add-On!
Uncover the story of Margaret Brown through her neighborhood! Take a self-guided tour of the Capitol Hill neighborhood to walk where Margaret walked and to see other important historical buildings from Margaret’s time! This program is a perfect way to supplement a unit on Colorado history, women’s history, mining history, and more! It takes about 30 minutes to walk Margaret’s block.
Thanks to the generosity of the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District, both on-site and outreach programs can be offered at a low- or no-cost. Call 303.832.4092 x20 for more information on available scholarships! To book a field trip on in-classroom program, please click on the appropriate reservation button to the right. All Title I programs are free during the 2024-2025 school year!
All of our tours and programs are aligned with Colorado State Standards. For a complete list of which standards each program meets, click here.
Classroom Programs
Our innovative and interactive programs will bring history to life with artifacts, historical facts, and fun activities! Museum staff will virtually bring history alive in your classroom with these programs. Scholarships are available. Most programs can be delivered virtually as well.
Independent Learning Modules: $2/student (Currently being updated)
In-person or Live-led Virtual Program: $4/student
View our 2024 – 2025 School Programs Brochure here.
Denver Grows! (2nd-5th grade)
How did Denver become Denver? What challenges did the early inhabitants encounter as they grew their neighborhoods to make Denver what it is today? Students will make decisions to grow their neighborhood of Denver in this newly revamped game!
Different Worlds of the Titanic (2nd-5th grade):
Who were the people aboard the Titanic? What can the objects and documents they left behind tell us about their worlds? In this interactive program, students will become someone who sailed on the Titanic and will compare and contrast their experiences on and off the ship with the lives of other passengers and crew.
Lego City (2nd-5th grade):
Build your own cities both past and present while becoming a historic preservationist. Learn about saving historic structures, the evolution of a city, and the importance of historic preservation in our most popular program!
Quest for Gold! (2nd-6th grade):
In this interactive hands-on program, students will study real mining artifacts to investigate what life was like as a miner and how exactly mining works.
Science of Titanic (3rd-6th grade):
How did a ship that was built to be “unsinkable” sink? In this program, students will learn about the scientific processes behind the building and sailing of the Titanic, how the Titanic was discovered 12,460 feet down, and will discuss what should be done with the wreck of the Titanic today.
Soldiers in Petticoats (3rd-6th grade):
In 2023, Colorado marked the 130th anniversary of the passage of suffrage, the first state to do so. In this program, learn about the Suffrage movement in Colorado and the United States, and analyze primary sources to draw conclusions about how the public felt about women’s suffrage.
Titanic Shuffleboard (2nd-5th grade):
Now even more fun! Travel along with the Titanic, from inception to iceberg. Learn the history of the ship and that fateful night through a fun and interactive game played aboard Titanic–shuffleboard!
Independent Learning Modules
Our Independent Learning Modules are currently being updated. Please reach out to education@mollybrown.org if you would like to provide feedback on our modules in exchange for free one week access for your class.
Exploration and Survival (4th-6th):
Examine history from the point of view of the people who explored and survived in the early years of our state. Using primary and secondary sources, students will explore the lives of miners, indigenous peoples, fur trappers, and pioneers to gain a greater understanding of what life was like in early Colorado.
Women in Colorado: From Pioneers to Engineers (3rd-5th grade)
The first African-American female doctor in Colorado. A peacekeeper and Ute Queen. The first female State Senator in Colorado. Who are these pioneers and trailblazers who pushed boundaries and helped grow and establish Colorado? Join us to explore amazing Colorado women.