Pirate Curriculum Poster

Classroom Curriculum

The St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum is proud to introduce Pirates! A Curriculum-based Educational Adventure in Pirate & Florida History that meets Sunshine State Standards–and yours. With more than 20 fun, educational, and interactive in-class activities, students can explore history, geography, science, art, reading, discussion and research for an eye-opening look at the colonial adventures of those who came before us.

Transform your classroom pre or post-visit into a stronghold of piratical learning and fun as students form their own pirate crews, elect captains, and approach their activities in teams. They’ll even design pirate flags imbued with voted-on meaning. Their experience is elevated with these hands-on activities and teamwork. Use any portion of the curriculum or all of it. It’s up to you!

Pirate Party

Here’s just a hint of what your
students will do:

  • Plot Sir Francis Drake’s journey around the world

  • Create their own Code of Conduct

  • Keep a Weather Journal

  • Make a compass

  • Convert Spanish coins

And if you haven’t yet, you and your students are welcome to visit The Pirate Museum where they can see their newfound knowledge brought to life, put their lessons to work, and experience thrills of the Golden Age of Piracy — from 17th century Port Royal, Jamaica, to pop culture’s influence in Hollywood Pirates. Learn more about our educational field trip experience

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The experience at the Pirate Museum is so much fun as well as educational. Made me want to jump on a ship and sail the Caribbean. Also, the educational activities you have on the website are great. I plan to incorporate them a much as possible.
— Jackie Cheek, The Cornerstone School, Ocala, Fla.
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classroom resources

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Pirates! Curriculum

Glossary of Pirate Terms and Phrases