Downtown Fargo becomes classroom for area third graders (what an idea!)

There’s something timeless about a field trip—especially when it involves popcorn and a silent movie at the Fargo Theatre. This week, more than 500 third graders are stepping out of the classroom and into local history, touring downtown Fargo’s landmarks as part of their social studies lessons. From the Plains Art Museum to Hotel Donaldson, it’s a hands-on way to learn where they’re from—and why it matters. As one teacher put it, history sticks better when it comes with a little fun. Hunter Schwartz with InForum has the full story.

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