School Field Trips & Resources
See area history through a whole new lens.Book a School or Camp Field Trip!
Schools teaching grades 3-12 and camps for ages 7 and up are welcome to visit the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum! Field trips are offered Tuesdays thru Fridays from 10:00 am – 11:30 am. Cost of our school field trips are$6 per student and $8 per chaperone. Contact us for more information or if you have questions regarding School Field Trips. Please note that children must be a minimum of 48″ tall to climb the Lighthouse.
5,000 Years of Florida History
Grade 4 – In Person
Curriculum connections: SS.4.A.2.1, SS.4.A.3.2, SS.4.A.3.8, SS.4.A.4.2, SS.4.G.1.2, SC.4.E.6.3, ELA.4.V.1.3, LAFS.4.L.3.6, LAFS. 4.SL.1.2
Adventures of Charlie Pierce Videos
Public, private and home schools are encouraged to use these resources to enhance the Florida History learning experience for Fourth Graders.
The Last Egret Video
The American Jungle Video
The Last Egret Supplemental Activities
The Last Egret Chapter 6
The Pierce Family Biography
The Last Egret Word Search
The Last Egret Journal Activity
The Last Egret Crossword
Snowy Egret Coloring Sheet
The American Jungle Supplemental Activities
The American Jungle Chapter 2
The American Jungle Word Search
The American Jungle Crossword
The American Jungle Coloring Sheet
Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum approved Arts and Science Integration Lesson Plans 4th Grade
Pre Columbian Native Americans
ONA 4th Grade Lesson Plans & Powerpoints
Bird Identification on the ONA Powerpoint
ONA Bird Identification Lesson Plan
Plant Identification on the ONA Powerpoint
ONA Plant Identification Lesson Plan
ONA Nature Journaling Lesson Plan
Lighthouse Storytime
Join us outdoors under the shade of the Seminole Chickee now offered on Wednesday and every third Saturday of the month! Dive into exciting stories about lighthouses, Florida history, and local plants & animals! This program is ideal for children ages 8 and under. Children will receive a take-home activity each month! Check our calendar to see what’s coming up and register.
High School Educational Opportunities
High schoolers ages 15 and older can volunteer year-round at the Lighthouse on weekends! As a volunteer, high schoolers will learn the history of the Jupiter region and be trained to provide general tours, specialized tours, act as greeters at the entrance, and ensure that visitors climb the Lighthouse safely. High school volunteers can expect to complete 100 hours throughout the year and can receive community service hour credit for school. Please contact us if you are interested in volunteering.
The Jupiter Lighthouse also provides paid summer internships! Applications are required and you can contact us if you are interested in an internship.
Virtual Lighthouse Tour with Charlie Pierce
For Your Field Trip
Download our free smartphone app Jupiter Lighthouse Tours available for Apple and Android technology. There you will find a “Kids Tour with Charlie Pierce” for students to experience the lighthouse grounds virtually. This tour lasts 30 minutes.
Our Facility Offers:
Onsite ADA Accessible Restroom Facilities
There are restrooms located near the admissions & gift shop facility. THERE ARE NO RESTROOMS NEXT TO THE LIGHTHOUSE. Please use the restroom before going out to tour the lighthouse.
Indoor & Outdoor Exhibits
The Tindall Pioneer Home and Keeper’s Workshop exhibits are indoors and air-conditioned. The Lighthouse, Seminole Chickee, Tindall Pioneer Homestead (grounds area) and Lighthouse Deck area are outdoors and exposed to weather. The museum building exhibit Five Thousand Years on the Loxahatchee is currently closed in preparation for US 1 Bridge construction.
The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum is operated by the Loxahatchee River Historical Society, managing partner in the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area.
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