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| Students view sketches by artist Virginia Snedeker during a field trip to the Morris Museum. |
Field trips to the Morris Museum offer an in-depth study of a particular thematic exhibit. Exhibition programs are designed to meet curriculum standards in the humanities, fine arts, and sciences. A professional museum educator will lead your students through our galleries and engage them in a lively discussion.
Programs are designed to allow students to experience learning in an interactive way using museum artifacts, reproductions, and hands on activities.
Professional Development Workshops provide new insights
into specific subjects and are designed to offer new educational resources and tools for K-12 educators. The workshops focus on the arts, sciences, history, and character education. The Morris Museum is a registered professional development provider and a certificate of completion is provided to all participants.
Let us bring the Morris Museum to you! The Morris Museum offers Outreach
Programs related to the arts, sciences and history – all to support
your classroom curriculum. Boxes of handling objects, working models,
interpretive materials, worksheets and educational games are all part
of the Outreach experience. Conducted by the museum’s outreach
educator, programs are presented in a discussion format, with a lively
interaction between the educator and your students. Planetarium presentations
are presented in the museum’s Portable Planetarium.
The Morris Museum Loan Program, formerly School Loan, offers 1,300 portable boxed
exhibits containing handling objects and interpretive materials that
relate to subjects in the arts, sciences, history and humanities. Exhibit
boxes contain artifacts, dioramas, models, charts, reproductions of artwork,
science experiments and mounted specimens of mammals, birds and insects
to enhance learning experiences. The slide collection includes slides
in carousels, with an accompanying narrative.
The Morris Museum presents theatre for young audiences on the stage
of our 312-seat Bickford Theatre. The Classroom Intermission Theatre
Series introduces young audiences to the performing arts, sciences and
humanities. Study guides are available for teachers for most performances.
All performances run 45 minutes to 1 hour in length.
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