Teacher Resources


Programs and WorkshopsThe KMA offers exhibition-based staff development and teacher workshops throughout the year.  We invite you to contact the Education Department to plan a unique professional development program for your school or district. 914-232-9555, ext.2969.
 

Educators' Open House

Preview our exhibitions, receive educational materials and catalogues, and learn how the Museum can become a resource for Learning Standards in visual and language arts. Held annually in the fall and spring.

 Upcoming:

EDUCATOR'S OPENHOUSE
Wednesday, October 13, 2010, 4-6pm

Meet with Education Department staff to tour Mapping: Memory and Motion in Contemporary Art, receive exhibition materials, and preview future education programs and exhibitions.
Free. RSVP (914) 232-9555 ext. 0; education@katonahmuseum.org



Teachers' Café
An opportunity to discuss the process behind successful classroom projects. Develop your skills in an informal setting, where lesson plans will be swapped, hands-on projects explored, and resources shared.


Professional Development Workshops 
Utilizing our current exhibitions, professional development workshops explore learning strategies and activities that support learning standards in art, language arts, social studies, and balanced-literacy classrooms.  Workshops range from 3 – 15 hours.
Please check back for upcoming workshops.


 

Teacher Resources


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Download our 2009-2010 School Programs Brochure


Download Exhibition Materials

Learn about School MembershipSchools may participate in the School Membership program for $175 per academic year. This fee allows for an unlimited number of free visits during the school year.  District-wide memberships may recieve additional savings. BOCES, Arts in Education may cover the costs of the KMA fee. 

Download the Member School Application (PDF)


Slide and CD Library

The Katonah Museum of Art Library includes over 4,000 slides and dozens of CD’s covering all periods and art forms to enrich your curricula. Contact the Education Department for more information or call (914) 232-9555 to make an appointment for a visit.
 

 

The Artist/Writer in Residence Program

A visiting artist can integrate the Museum visit into your art, language arts, and social studies curriculum. Contact Director of Education, 914-232-9555, ext. 2969.