"Exploring the U.S. Life-Saving Service 1878-1915"

In this educational resource, find out how men from the U.S. Life-Saving Service lived and worked in isolated, coastal areas. Examine how they rescued crews on stranded or sinking ships. Gain insight into their character. Practice survival skills relevant to today and much more. Through art, cooking, drama, games, music, poetry, science, and stories, become immersed in the lives of these shore-based storm warriors - forerunners of today's Coast Guard. For teachers, families, museums, schools. Grades 4-12.

“This is such a niche product, but it’s a gem of a find. I like that Exploring the U.S. Life-Saving Service is targeted to older students, since a lot of times cool unit studies are made for elementary students. The content is really unlike anything you will find elsewhere.” - Jenn L., Educator

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