Cultural heritage is not limited to concrete objects that we see and touch.There are also abstract elements that contribute to the formation of this heritage, such as traditions passing from generation to generation,oral history, performing arts, practices in society, traditional craftsmanship, traditional ceremonies. Cultural heritage; In addition to the artistic or scientific values they carry,they should be preserved because of their “common heritage of humanity”.The duty of protecting these values is undoubtedly under the responsibility of the state institutions and then the educational institutions within the framework of the laws. One of the educational objectives of the European Union is "to raise individuals with a shared cultural heritage awareness.The greatest responsibility in the transfer and protection of cultural heritage to new generations falls on teachers and schools who play a role in raising conscious students.