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Curriculum Connections: English Language Arts (Grades K–5),

Use artwork by Georgia artist Nellie Mae Rowe to investigate the elements of narrative, including character, setting, and plot.

Curriculum Connections: English Language Arts (Grades 6–12),

Use artwork by Ronald Lockett to investigate elements of narrative, including theme, mood, and symbolism.

7th Grade Teacher Resource Video,

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In this teacher resource video, Erin Ray, a visual art teacher in Atlanta Public Schools, reviews the 7th grade teacher resources.

Jewelry I Teacher Resource Video,

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In this teacher resource video, Sahirah Wade, a visual art teacher in Fulton County, reviews the Jewelry I teacher resources.

Visual Art Comp I Teacher Resource Video,

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In this teacher resource video, Cathy Heller, a visual art teacher in Houston County, reviews the 2018 Visual Art Comp I teacher resources.

Ceramics I Teacher Resource Video,

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In this teacher resource video, Heather Meyer, a visual art teacher in Fulton County, reviews the Ceramics I teacher resources.

Student Gallery Guide: Textiles,

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Learn about textiles by investigating key artworks in our permanent collection galleries.

Curriculum Connections: Visual Arts,

Use Mimmo Paladino’s Room in a Tempest to explore how artists strategically use the elements of art to communicate meaning.

Curriculum Connections: Social Studies,

'Abraham Lincoln' by Randolph Rogers

Use the portrait bust 'Abraham Lincoln' as a touchstone for discussing Abraham Lincoln’s importance in the development of American politics.

Curriculum Connections: Science,

Use 'Madonna and Child with St. James Major and St. Jerome' to explore how artists used creative problem solving to find natural resources to make paint pigments.