Tomaquag Museum Educators (left to right) Lorén M. Spears, Chrystal Mars Baker, Silvermoon LaRose, and Sararesa Hopkins.
Kunoopeam Netompaûog, Welcome Friends!
Tomaquag Museum welcomes you to learn with us! Learn more about Native communities of the Southern Dawnland (Southern New England) from our team of Indigenous educators. This education page has been curated with engaging resources and activities for all ages, just for you! So visit often as we will continue to update regularly.
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What’s Happening This Month?
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Read “The Runner”
Education Department Quarterly Newsletter 2026
Quarter 2 Issue
Art courtesy of Nittaunis Baker (2025)
Want To Read More? Check Out Past Newsletters Listed by Topic to Aid In Your Research. Click Here To Explore
Watch Our Featured Video
February 2026 Lunch and Learn episode featuring Linford Fisher. Listen as Linford discusses “Stealing America: The Hidden Story of Indigenous Slavery in U.S. History”
Kid’s Corner:
MAKE YOUR OWN JOURNAL
Start your own writing journey by creating your own mini journal. Wherever you go, keep this small notebook and pen with you to capture ideas whenever creativity strikes. Later on, all these small thoughts and inspirations can be pulled together to create your own piece of literature! Every word collected on a page can one day grow into a novel!
All you need is a piece of paper, lined or unlined. Your choice! A pair of scissors. Some tape to reinforce the binding. And stickers to make it fun and inspiring!
Book of the Quarter:
Storyteller Skye: Teachings From My Ojibway Grandfather by Lindsay Christina King
Make A Journal to capture your creative thoughts!
“You made us feel welcome with song and story. Thanks so much.”
“It is immensely valuable to learn about our very own state’s history.”
Tomaquag Education Manager Chrystal Mars Baker is ready to receive your class! Click Here to book now!