To order any of the educational publications not marked digital only, e-mail ordernie@tampabay.com. You must include the following information:
- ✔ Title of the education publication(s) you are interested in receiving
- ✔ Number of copies you would like to receive
- ✔ Your full name
- ✔ The full name of your school
- ✔ The address of your school
- ✔ Your phone number and email address
- ✔ The grade that you teach
Ancient Egypt: Art & Magic: Treasures from the Fondation Gandur Pour L'Art
This publication is not available in print
Grade levels: Middle and High school
This full-color teaching poster focuses on Ancient Egypt: Art and Magic: Treasures from the Fondation Gandur pour l'Art. This supplement, created in partnership with the Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg, focuses on the exhibit of the same name that will be featured at the museum from December 17, 2011 through April 29, 2012. The activities and information provide a cross-curricular look at art and its relationship to history, science and Language Arts.
Interpreting photos as informational text
Grade levels: Elementary, Middle and High school
Journeys in Journalism: An Exploration of Photography
Grade levels: Elementary, Middle and High school
This publication explores the history of photography, examines the significance of photojournalism to news reportage, both historically and in the modern era of social media and citizen journalism, and investigate the various significances of photographs as works of art, historical documents, windows into society, marketing tools and propaganda. Readers will learn to critically examine, analyze and interpret photographs; to place photographs in their historical, social and political contexts; to recognize that images can be interpreted differently depending on a viewer’s point of view, life experiences and biases; to consider the different factors that should be considered when selecting images associated with a news event; and to appreciate the many factors that can make a photograph important artistically, journalistically and historically. This publication was produced in partnership with the Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation and the Pinellas County Schools Journeys in Journalism magnet program.
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Lights On Tampa 2014: Explore, engage, enjoy
This publication is not available in print.
Grade levels: Middle and High school
Lights On Tampa is a major cultural event that brings free, public access to light-based public art. This publication, created in partnership with the City of Tampa and Lights On Tampa, explores the art, science and technology of light by examining the artistic works making up Lights On Tampa 2015.
This publication is not available in print.
Monet's London: (EMS-1)
This publication is not available in print
Grade levels: Elementary, Middle and High school
In Jan., 2005, the Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg opened the much anticipated "Monet's London" exhibit, a remarkable collection of 150 works, including a dozen by French impressionist Claude Monet, focused on Industrial Age London and the Thames River. This beautiful color teaching poster is filled with educational activities students can try at school or at home.
The Palace in the Heart of Tampa
Grade levels: Elementary, Middle and High school
Dating back to 90 BCE, the hydraulis is a musical instrument with a rich history. From the hydraulis to church organs to the Mighty Wurlitzer, the instrument has had many incarnations. The Mighty Wurlitzer Theatre Organ in Tampa Theatre is a 1,400-pipe instrument, originally installed to accompany silent films when the theater opened in 1926. Learn about its history and the history of the historic Tampa Theatre in this educational teaching poster.
See. Wonder. Connect. A Journey through the Permanent Collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, Fl.
Grade levels: Middle and High school
The Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg has an encyclopedic collection of art from around the globe and across the centuries, with 4,500 years of civilization represented by thousands of objects extending from antiquity to present. Integrating arts education across the curriculum helps students to develop critical thinking, communication and problem solving skills. This supplement, created in partnership with the Museum, uses a selection of artwork from across the Museum’s collections to provide a cross-curricular look at art and its relationship to history, science and Language Arts.
This publication is not available in print.
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