Educator Resources The Collection › Educator Resources Educator Resources Collection Educator Resources Page secondary navigation Type: All All Early Childhood Activities Educator Resource Packets Student Activities Thematic Curricula Tips & Tutorials Showing 65 educator resources Mikki Ferrill: A Closer Look Learn about Black culture on Chicago’s South Side in the 1970s through Mikki Ferrill’s photographic project, The Garage (1970–80). Walter Ellison: Una mirada más cercana Observa detenidamente Estación de tren (Train Station) (1935) de Walter Ellison para aprender sobre un capÃtulo importante de la historia de Chicago, la Gran Migración. Walter Ellison: A Closer Look Look closely at Walter Ellison’s Train Station (1935) to learn about an important chapter in Chicago’s history, the Great Migration, and get new ideas for your own creativity. Rufino Tamayo: Una mirada más cercana Observa de cerca y obtén nuevas ideas para tu propia creación artÃstica con Mujer con jaula (1941) de Rufino Tamayo. Rufino Tamayo: A Closer Look Engage in close looking and get new ideas for your own art making with Woman with a Bird Cage (1941) by Rufino Tamayo. Kelly Church: Una mirada más cercana Investiga la forma y la función de Mantener las tradiciones-Enseñanzas digitales (2018) de Kelly Church. Observa de cerca y obtén nuevas ideas para tu propia creación artÃstica. Kelly Church: A Closer Look Investigate the form and function of Sustaining Traditions-Digital Teachings (2018) by Kelly Church. Engage in close looking and get new ideas for your own art making. Todros Geller: Una mirada más cercana Observa de cerca y obtén nuevas ideas para tu propia creación artÃstica mientras reflexionas sobre el cuadro Mundos raros (1928) de Todros Geller. Todros Geller: A Closer Look Engage in close looking and get new ideas for your own art making while you reflect on the painting Strange Worlds (1928) by Todros Geller. Thinking Creatively: Engaging with Works of Art What new understandings and ideas can we create when we observe, make connections, ask questions and reflect on works of art? Thinking Creatively: Creating Titles Creating new titles for works of art is a fun way to think creatively and make inferences—ideas based on reasoning and evidence—about what you see. Thinking Creatively: Cinquain Poetry Some forms of poetry follow specific rules to create patterns and build meaning. A cinquain (pronounced SING-kane) is an unrhymed, five-line poem. Create a cinquain that teaches others about a work of art. Joseph Cornell: A Closer Look Engage with Untitled (Hôtel de la Duchesse-Anne) by artist Joseph Cornell. Engage in slow looking, learn about Cornell and his work, and get new ideas for your own art making. Thinking Creatively: Free Response This activity helps you describe the reactions and feelings you get from a work of art. Thinking Creatively: Academy Awards Use your close looking and comparison skills to consider the qualities of works of art and give awards. Next Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Page 1 Share