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History and Art Highlights: Guided Tour (6 - 8)

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Program Description:
Students will participate in both a tour of the historic home and an art-based hands-on activity. TOUR:~ 60 min Students will participate in discussions with the Museum Educator and the... Read more
Cost Per Student: $10
Available to Grade(s): 6, 7, 8
Program Can Serve: Visual Art
Art Form: Visual Art
Curriculum Focus: English Language Arts, Social Studies
Program Type: Grade Level Program
Integration Continuum Level: Access
# of Visits: 1
Length of Visit: 120 min
Length Info: One-hour tour of historic house and 45 minute hands-on activity led by museum staff.
Location: Offsite
Program Format: Offsite Tour & Offsite Workshop
Address: Hill-Stead Museum
35 Mountain Road, Farmington, CT 06032
Availability: All year, on first come, first serve basis. Dates TBD. Please call at least two to four weeks in advance to schedule.
Capacity 21
Program Location Details Hill-Stead Museum
35 Mountain Road, Farmington, CT 06032
Program Requires Prior Meeting: no
Meeting Method: Phone, Email
Materials Arts Provider Provides: Hill-Stead will provide all activity and tour materials onsite.
Materials School Provides: Please have students bring water bottles (no water fountain on site).
Name tags are very helpful for educators!
Space and/or Set Up Requirements for Program: Please break up students into equal sized groups as recommended by Hill-Stead contact. There is a maximum of 12 students in one group + 1 or 2 chaperones while touring the house.
Program Learning Objective:
I CAN describe the impact Theodate Pope Riddle on Farmington and women"s history.I CAN compare life at the turn of the century with modern Connecticut life.I CAN create an artwork modeled ... Read more
Parent Engagement Opportunities:
We love chaperones! However, too many can lead to over-sized groups. Please keep in mind that one chaperone per 10 students receives complimentary admission. Additional chaperones are wel... Read more
Get to Know Our Arts Provider:

Hill-Stead Museum

http://www.hillstead.org/