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Create and Learn
SOHO’s create and learn page is a student resource collection honoring San Diego’s past, enabling students to connect with our history from the comfort of their own home in a fun, engaging way to stimulate curiosity, utilize critical thinking and create a meaningful dialogue about how our past affects our future.
An ideal way to enhance both the classroom and home school setting, our lesson plans, puzzles, coloring pages and projects allow students to dive into their own creativity; our page is ever evolving, and the perfect way for parents and educators to enhance a physical visit to many of San Diego’s local historic sites, allowing students to become historians.
 Create Your Own Tiffany Inspired
Faux Stained Glass
This is a fun project for the whole family. Everyone get together and colour some glass right now!
Download Create Your Own Tiffany Inspired Faux Stained Glass
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 Lesson Plans
Print-and-go lesson plans are designed with California State history curriculum in mind. This page is beneficial for homeschooled youth, and for students unable to visit our historic sites in person. This is a creative (and fun!) way to keep youth connected to history at home or school.
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 Coloring Pages
SOHO joins libraries, archives, and other cultural institutions around the world in creating and sharing free coloring sheets and books based on their collections. Our collection of historic sites are a fun and pleasant way to while away some time while learning about historic architecture and historic interiors. Included are 5 buildings!
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 Online Jigsaw Puzzles
Like puzzles? If you're looking for something fun and a little time-consuming, check out our official online puzzle collection of SOHO historic sites and exclusive exhibits. With a variety of difficulty levels, they can be enjoyed by all ages. Choose from the historic sites and exhibits.
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Create and Learn
Día de los Muertos
Online Exhibits
Armchair Tours & More
Whaley Family Special Library Collection
Financial support is provided by the
City of San Diego.
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