Educational Resources for Teachers
Bring Learning to Life
Explore free educational resources from Statue City Cruises and the National Park Service, including lesson plans, classroom activities, and field trip resources designed to support learning before, during, and after your visit to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
Learning Across the Curriculum
The National Park Service educational resources use the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island to bring learning to life across a variety of subjects, including:
- History & Social Studies – Immigration, the American Dream, and U.S. history
- Science & STEM – Engineering, preservation, and why the Statue of Liberty turned green
- Math – Measurement, scale, mapping, and real-world problem solving
- Reading & Literacy – Primary sources, immigrant stories, and reading comprehension
- Civics – Liberty, democracy, citizenship, and American ideals
- Art & Design – Symbolism, architecture, and the design of an international icon
Statue of Liberty Educational Resources
Explore lessons and activities focused on the history, symbolism, engineering, and preservation of one of America's most iconic landmarks.
Ellis Island Educational Resources
Discover educational resources that help students understand immigration, explore primary sources, and learn about the people and stories that shaped our nation.
Student Group Visits
Bring your classroom to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island for an unforgettable educational experience.
Statue City Cruises offers transportation to both islands, making it easy for student groups to experience history where it happened.
Learn about ticket options, planning information, and group reservations to organize your visit.
Advanced reservations are required for school and student groups.
