Educational Resources/Supplemental MaterialsNot just for teachers! This information may be useful to any adult bringing young people to the museum. On this Page:
The following pages may also have resources and materials of interest to educators and other adults working with young people. Many of the materials listed on this page are in PDF format which requires Adobe
Acrobat Reader General Reading Lists and LinksFor Set in Stone
For Paths of Life: American Indians of the SouthwestActivities and resources related to the exhibit
Materials specifically designed for use before or during your visit We strongly recommend that teachers review and use the following materials, especially if you are coming to the Paths of Life exhibition on a self-guided visit (as opposed to a guided tour). These materials—designed to be printed out—also complement guided tours.
Materials specifically designed for after your visit These activities are for use in the classroom or at home after a visit to the museum.
For The Pottery Project and the American Indian Pottery: Continuity and Tradition school fieldtrip program.These materials were originally designed for teachers visiting the Pottery Detectives exhibition (2003–2004). They will enhance a visit to the permanent exhibition of our pottery collection and can also be used for learning about ancient Arizona (Hohokam, Mogollon and Ancestral Pueblo) and early Southwest ceramics in the classroom or at home.
Also on this site:
Past Programs/ResourcesFor The Border Project For Our Fathers, Our Grandfathers, Our Heroes... The Navajo Code Talkers of World War II (2009) For Masks of Mexico: Santos, Diablos y Más (2005–2007)
More resources for families and teachers:
For Navajo Weaving at Arizona State Museum: 19th Century Blankets, 20th Century Rugs, 21st Century Views (2004–2005) Materials designed for teachers bringing students to our Navajo weaving exhibition which has now closed, these resources are now part of our online version of the exhibition. They can be used for learning about Navajo weaving in the classroom or at home. Online Version of the Navajo Weaving Exhibition Also on this site:
Rio Nuevo Museum/School Partnership (2001–2004) About the School Partnership with links to online oral history projects. For Connections Across Generations (2003) Paintings & Stories Poetry by students inspired by artwork from ASM's Avery Collection of American Indian Paintings. Includes and overview of the program, poetry and related paintings. * PDFs require Adobe
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