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We offer a teacher's guide as a resource to provide you with the vocabulary, subject matter, and suggestions for follow-on activities to accompany our in-classroom presentation. More extensive resources are also available for some of our more popular curricula including student handouts, full lesson plans, on-line resource suggestions and presentation content.
Art in the Dark's (AITD's) goal is to build on a students process of discovery with a multidisciplinary approach to the arts so please browse our curricula & guides below to provide resources for your classroom.
Click HERE to request a FREE digital presentation led by a museum docent for grades 6-12 - for YOUR classroom! We accept requests for the upcoming school year starting in August.
Teacher's Guide, in-classroom activities and videos in our presentation.
Teacher's guide, student handouts, in-classroom activities, videos, and information about antiquity, this page gathers materials related to the themes and subjects of ancient art.
Teacher's guide, videos, and where to find local artwork enhance the students process of engaging with the art of these two great Mexican artists.
Teacher's Guide Student Handout Short Presentation on our YouTube Channel
More Resources
Teacher's guide, student handouts, videos from the presentations, and reference links to enhance the student's visual literacy and the process of learning to communicate through new-media art.
Teacher's Guides: Digital Art ProjectBased/Newspaper/Yearbook
Exhibition Spotlight: Nuts and Who’s: A Candy Store Sampler
Teacher's Guide, reference links, glossary of ceramic terms and slides for this spotlight on an exhibit currently showing at the San Jose Museum of Art. To request this program put in notes section of your request that you would like the "Nuts and Who's" if the drop down does not include this program.
Japanese Prints: Impressionism and Beyond
Teacher's guide, student handouts, videos from the presentations, and reference links to enhance the students process of learning the elements of art and the principles of design.
Teacher's Guide Student Handouts: Elements of Art Principles of Design
The Language of Photography
Teacher's guide, student handouts, in-classroom activities, videos, and information about medieval, golden-age, and renaissance art from Afroeurasia and the Americas period from 300 CE to about 1500 CE.
Teacher's Guide Student Handouts: Middle Ages Renaissance Short Presentation on our YouTube Channel
Teacher's guide, student handouts, videos from the presentations, and follow on videos and reference links to expand the students understanding of the impact of early Mexican artists on today's artists pursuing social justice.
Social Documentary & Street Photography
Teacher's guide, student handouts, video links, great online sites, and selected slides to encourage the students experience photography that Makes a Difference.
Student handouts, follow-on classroom interdisciplinary lessons, videos, and reference information from your STEAM presentation. The materials are grouped by grade and may also be grouped by subject discipline. A focus on environmental conservation is available if requested.
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