Passport to History Program: Program Description |
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Passport to History is an interactive, educational program developed for fourth or fifth grades, when Pennsylvania
history is introduced into the curriculum in most school districts. Students receive a passport designed to resemble
an actual US passport. Stamps are received when students visit historical sites and for other historical experiences,
such as a World War II veteran visiting their classroom. Students that successfully accumulate 5 or more stamps in
their Passport to History passports by late September of the next school year receive a framed award certificate and
a unique lapel pin from representatives of the Delaware County Historical Society at a special ceremony at their
schools.
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Passport to History (PPH) detailed description.
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