Elementary, Middle, and High School Participation Forms

Georgia Days' Purpose

   

Georgia Days is the signature educational program of the Georgia Historical Society.  Held annually around the anniversary of the founding of the colony of Georgia on February 12, 1733, this two-week event brings history to life for tens of thousands of Georgia schoolchildren through a variety of programs, ranging from a series of school events and curriculum, crafts workshops, the two-day Colonial Faire and Muster living-history program held at Wormsloe State Historic Site, and the colorful Georgia Days parade.  By engaging students in interactive learning experiences, Georgia Days sparks the imagination, develops critical thinking processes, and opens the exciting world of the past to exploration, study, and understanding.

 

 

 

 

Curriculum Materials

Image courtesy of Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University

 

 

Every year GHS develops curriculum materials for teachers of students at all grade levels that focus on the Georgia Days Honoree.  These contain biographical information about the subject and historical information about the times in which that subject lived.  Click here for more information about previous Georgia Day Honorees.  Check back soon for updated curriculum information on the 2009 Honoree, Johnny Mercer.

 

2009 School Participation Forms 

	Check back soon for updated 2009 forms for: Elementary School Opportunities Middle School Opportunities High School Opportunities (Black History Month Essay and Public Speaking Contest)

 

Click here to view WTOC's broadcast of the 2008 Georgia Day Parade!

 

Please click here to download a copy of GHS's Georgia Days 2008 Program Book

Signature Sponsor 

 

 

Platinum Sponsors  

 

 

 

Media Sponsors 

 

 

For a complete list of Georgia Days 2009 sponsors, click here.

Georgia Days Committee

Howard J. Morrison, Jr., General Chair

Archie Davis
Celia Dunn
John Helmken
Chris Humes
Don Kole
Heys McMath
Paul Pressly
Mark Smith

GHS recognizes the contributions of the following individuals to the Georgia Days educational programs.

 

Karen Bell
Claudia Christiansen
Kim Coons
Nancy Mercer Gerard
Lane Harris
Sarah Hein
Rod Mackay
Roger Moss
Sara Rollison
John Ryon
Steve Smith
Dianne Thurman
Melissa White
Benjamin Wolfe