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1 . Art-To-Go The Baltimore Museum of ArtAudiences: Birth - Age 5, K - 2, 3 - 5, 6 - 8, 9 - 12, EducatorsCurricula: Language Arts, Library and Media, Social Studies

Art-To-Go is a free eResource for educators. Each month, teachers receive an email with a link to a printable full-color image of a work of art in the BMA collection. The image is accompanied by a brief, lively commentary that...

2 . School Tours at the Baltimore Museum of Art 2011-2012 The Baltimore Museum of ArtAudiences: K - 2, 3 - 5, 6 - 8, 9 - 12Curricula: Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies

The Baltimore Museum of Art offers meaningful encounters with works of art that deepen students’ understanding of human experiences and expand their creative thinking. FREE tours are led by skilled BMA Docents (volunteer gal...

3 . Close Encounters The Baltimore Museum of ArtAudiences: 3 - 5

Close Encounters, a sequential learning program for fourth-grade classes in the Baltimore City Public School System, is designed to enhance students' observational, communication and critical thinking skills through direct, perso...

4 . Design a Livable City Janet FelstenAudiences: K - 2, 3 - 5, 6 - 8, EducatorsCurricula: Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies

What decisions shape our built environment? How do buildings communicate their function through their design? How does the built environment affect our daily lives? We explore these questions by examining students' perceptions of...

5 . THE MISSING PIECE Blue Sky Puppet TheatreAudiences: K - 2, 3 - 5Curricula: Health/Physical Education, Social Studies

Anti-bullying. Objectives: 1. Have children see aggressive, anti-social, selfish behavior change to positive, loving, unselfish behavior. 2. Create a classroom dialogue about treating others in a kind and unselfish way. 3....

6 . "Life On Yoga Mountain" wendy cohenAudiences: K - 2, 3 - 5, 6 - 8, 9 - 12, EducatorsCurricula: Health/Physical Education, World and Classical Languages

Come Children of all ages and join us for a fun and colorful adventure on Yoga Mountain. Here we wil explore movement, breathing and stillness as we travel along meeting new friends. This program is based on the book "Life on Yo...

7 . " Life On Yoga Mountain" Interactive Art and Yoga wendy cohenAudiences: K - 2, 3 - 5, 6 - 8, 9 - 12, EducatorsCurricula: Health/Physical Education, Language Arts, Social Studies, World and Classical Languages

Come children of all ages and join us for a fun and colorful adventure on Yoga Mountain. Here we will gently explore movement, breathing and art as we travel meeting new friends on our journey. In this program we explore the yog...

8 . Mural residency Kristin HelbergAudiences: 3 - 5, 6 - 8Curricula: Science, Social Studies

Working with a core group of children on teams of 6 to 9 children, Ms. Helberg can work with 90 to 135 children depending on the age of students and complexity of project. Each child gets three one hour sessions with Ms. Helberg...

9 . Voytto Tech: a scifi fable on bullying InterAct Story TheatreAudiences: K - 2, 3 - 5Curricula: Health/Physical Education, Language Arts, Science

This powerful play combines science, engineering, and technology with a strong anti-bullying message. Klipp Casey travels from a planet far, far away to study at Voytto Tech, the most famous science magnet school in the galaxy. ...

10 . Bringing Literature to Life: Reading Comprehension Through Drama InterAct Story TheatreAudiences: K - 2, 3 - 5, 6 - 8, EducatorsCurricula: Language Arts

This creative drama residency combines performances and workshops for students with professional development for educators to foster reading comprehension. Students attend a professional performance by InterAct Story Theatre at y...

11 . Charm City Urban Arts brandon hillAudiences: 6 - 8, 9 - 12Curricula: Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies

Workshop style program that will create both personal and group projects using contemporary and popular styles of art making. Workshops will be implemented on multiple dates to accomplish projects. “The Program” is designed for m...

12 . Black Male Identity: Teaching Artists Black Male Identity ProjectAudiences: 6 - 8, 9 - 12, EducatorsCurricula: Language Arts, Social Studies

The Black Male Identity project, an initiative to inspire, share, and illuminate positive and authentic stories and images of back male identity from the community itself, has at its disposal a network of artists, performers, wri...

13 . The Old Man and the Bay New Moon TheaterAudiences: 3 - 5, 6 - 8Curricula: Language Arts, Social Studies

Explorer the hiistory of the Chesapeake Bay, with explorers, pirates, settlers and watermen. Singer/actor Tom Zielinski tells the stories and leads chanteys and songs. Lots of student participation and fun make this a memorable w...

14 . The Adventures of the Opera Explorers New Moon TheaterAudiences: K - 2, 3 - 5Curricula: Language Arts, World and Classical Languages

Breaking the didactic classroom mold, children make operatic discoveries along with our heroes while hearing actual operatic selections, performed live both in English and in the original language. Experience the thrill of discov...

15 . Tall Tales of the Wild West New Moon TheaterAudiences: K - 2, 3 - 5Curricula: Language Arts, Social Studies

Saddle up for a hilarious ride through American folklore. Full of audience participation, Tall Tales of the Wild West is a guaranteed good time for young and old alike. Audience members will leave not only with a newfound appreci...

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