Select items from the drop down boxes below to see relevant course material.
- Type
- Standards
- Topic
Art: Denali/Denial
Examine the artwork Denali/Denial by Chris Jordan with 7th grade students
Art: Float
Examine the artworks Float (Slip) & Float (Noatak) by John Grade with 8th grade students.
Art: The Col
Examine the artwork The Col by Bill Brody with 10th grade students.
Art: Attungaruk the Third’s Whale
Examine the artwork Attungaruk the Third’s Whale by Simon Koonook with 11th grade students.
Art in Objects: Peg Calendars
Examine the objects, peg calendars, with 12th grade students
Science Passport: Home Edition
Explore the world of science in and around your home. Use this passport to mark the scientific adventures you discover in your everyday spaces.
I am Inuit
Use this book with K12 students to explore the I AM INUIT exhibition.
Northern Waters
Dive into the northern waters of Alaska with K12 students.
Cold
Explore objects, images and ideas connected to surviving and thriving in the North with K12 students.
Belonging
Explore the idea of belonging through artworks created by artists who have made Alaska their home with K12 students.
Twenty Questions
Delve deeply by using this deck of twenty questions to ask any museum object with K-12 students.
What We Eat
Explore objects and ideas connected to foodways in the North with K12 students.
Bowhead Whale
Dive into the objects and ideas connected to the bowhead whale with 3-12 students.
Contemporary Identities
Learn more about contemporary artists who examine identity through their artworks with 9th grade + students.
Anchorage: Maps and Place Names
Explore 4 primary sources to learn about Anchorage and its place names through photographs and maps with 2-12 students.
Alaska Salmon, Migration, and Immigration
Explore 2 primary sources to learn about how salmon canneries have influenced Alaska Native land and harvesting rights, and impacted human migration and immigration in Alaska with 2-12 students.
Shaawatke’é’s Birth: Language, Identity, and Art
Examine the relationship of language, culture, and identity through the poem ‘Shaawatke’é’s Birth’ by Emily Wall and X’unei Lance Twitchell and works of art from the Anchorage Museum with students in the ninth grade and up.
Forage
Learn about the practice of foraging and related museum objects with grade 2+ students.
Earthquakes
Learn about the impacts of earthquakes on landscapes and communities by analyzing primary sources from the Anchorage Museum’s archives with grade 5+ students.
Art: Marie Rexford
Examine the artwork Marie Rexford by Brian Adams for Kindergarten or 9th+ grade students.
Art: Women of the North
Examine the Women of the North series by Rebecca Lyon with 2nd grade students.
Art: Everything I Love Is Here
Examine the artwork Everything I Love is Here by Alvin Amason with 1st grade students.
Art: Muir Glacier
Examine the artwork Muir Glacier by Thomas Hill with 3rd grade students.
Art: Punk Nanuk Inua
Examine the artwork Punk Nanuk Inua by Lawrence James Beck with 4th grade students.
Art: Radio Babies
Examine the artwork Radio Babies by George Ahgupuk with 5th grade students.
Art: Neqeniighta
Examine the artwork Neqeniighta by James Temte, Michelle Xiao, and Jon Burpee with 6th grade students.
Art: Blueberries
Examine the artwork Blueberries by James Robert Schoppert for high school students.
School Field Trip Visitor Study Guide
Share this guide with students to let them know what to expect on their museum field trip.
Sensory-Friendly and Access Morning
Share this guide with anyone attending a Sensory-Friendly and Access Morning at the museum.
General Public Visitor Study Guide
Share this guide with anyone to let them know what to expect when they visit the museum as a member of the public.
Translated Museum Maps
Share these maps with anyone who would benefit in a museum map in one of the nine languages provided.
