Join us at the Booth
Western Art Museum for an engaging workshop designed for
K-5 educators to explore the themes of movement and migration in
American history. Through three key lenses—American Indians,
Westward Expansion, and the diverse journeys of non-European
populations—we will uncover how people have historically sought
resources through trade, exploration, and migration. Discover
hands-on activities and rich resources to bring these stories to
life in your classroom. Gain new strategies for helping students
connect the past with their world today. A children’s book
and other materials will be provided to teachers along with
all lessons demonstrated at the workshop. Time will be
provided to view many of the museum’s exhibits. There is no
registration fee for this workshop.
Materials, lunch, and substitute reimbursement
provided
Audience: Teachers, Grades K-5
