If you've always wanted to host a Biography Wax Museum for your students and parents, this is the ultimate step by step blog post to get your started!

Is your 5th grader going to be in a Living History Museum at school? Here are 30 wax museum project ideas for boys and girls!

One of our favorite events to do with our students each year is our biography wax museum! We see the tired but proud smiles on the students' faces after they finish sharing their hard work, and it always reminds us what a great experience it really is.

Students create their presentations, costumes and display boards of a historical character to give us a peak into their characters life. If you are considering an event like this, How to Host a Living History Day for your Homeschool Co-op will get you moving in the right direction.

A second grade teaching blog by Amanda Madden.

Thinking about staging a wax museum in your fourth or fifth grade classroom? No problem! Just follow these steps: discuss expectations, research, write monologues, select costumes, practice, and present! Your kids will love bringing history to life!

Living Museum project. Our daughter and her information board on Amelia Earhart.

For the past several weeks, the fourth-graders in Shanna Dschaak’s classroom at Whitewood Elementary School have been involved in a living wax museum project.

Jackie Robinson project board