Principals bring your staff to the museum for an unparalleled day out of school. Choose from the following programs or work with museum staff to create your own customized program. $1500 for a full day program. Includes continental breakfast. Lunch can be provided for an additional per person fee of $7 per person. Maximum 35 participants. For more information please call the Program Director at (718) 447-6490.
American Folk Song Sampler
A "how-to" workshop that weaves history curriculum with popular folksongs. Professional musicians will perform and teach you easily learned songs to take back to the classroom, help you find new resources, use rythym instruments, and more.
A "how-to" workshop that weaves history curriculum with popular folksongs. Professional musicians will perform and teach you easily learned songs to take back to the classroom, help you find new resources, use rythym instruments, and more.
Voyaging, Voyaging, Voyaging! Maritime Lessons for Middle School Students
Teachers participate in lessons that incorporate literature, history, math, and science core curriculum with maritime arts, crafts, and technical skills. Learn how nautical symbols can help students understand poetry and how triangles help determine where a ship is located on the planet. All teachers receive a copy of lesson plans to use in their classroom.
Teachers participate in lessons that incorporate literature, history, math, and science core curriculum with maritime arts, crafts, and technical skills. Learn how nautical symbols can help students understand poetry and how triangles help determine where a ship is located on the planet. All teachers receive a copy of lesson plans to use in their classroom.
A Captain's Log
Maritime Lessons for the Special Education Classroom
Developed in collaboration with the Richard H. Hungerford School, these lessons stimulate the senses, invite therapeutic intervention, and encourage the development of communication skills for students with developmental and learning disabilities. The lessons employ visual art, drama, math, music, language and science in a hands-on environment. All teachers receive a copy of lesson plans to use in their classroom.
Maritime Lessons for the Special Education Classroom
Developed in collaboration with the Richard H. Hungerford School, these lessons stimulate the senses, invite therapeutic intervention, and encourage the development of communication skills for students with developmental and learning disabilities. The lessons employ visual art, drama, math, music, language and science in a hands-on environment. All teachers receive a copy of lesson plans to use in their classroom.
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