Online ArtReach
FREE Online ArtReach Program*
Supported in part by grants from The Hearst Foundations, the Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, the J.R. Simplot Company, the Gladys E. Langroise Advised Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation, the Idaho Commission on the Arts, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
ArtReach is now available to teachers remotely, and is accessible on any device. This easy-to-use online platform includes images, written and recorded discussion guides, and art-making videos. Teachers can share with students using wifi.
Content
These 45- to 60-minute remote programs are intended to provide high-quality art education experiences from the Boise Art Museum to your classroom in an easy-to-use format that meets state and national teaching and learning standards.
You provide:
• Students
• Computer with internet access
• Monitor(s)/Projection screen
• Space for discussion and tools for hands-on art activity
BAM provides:
• High-quality artwork images on online platform
• Written and recorded program with scripts, artwork information, and discussion questions
• Video examples and instructions for art making
• Supplies for a hands-on experience (if requested) or a supply list for home schools
• Free* passes that encourage students to visit BAM
*BAM charges a flat fee of $50 for Homeschools and out-of-state teachers to cover supplies, postal fees, and access to the program.
Ready to Book?
Questions? Please email christina@boiseartmuseum.org
or call 208-345-8330 x118
During registration, teachers will have the option of requesting free* art materials for their program. Please reserve the program at least 2 weeks in advance to ensure preparation and mailing of art materials in time for your lesson.
After you register, you will be emailed an Access Code that opens your selected ArtReach program for three weeks. You will have unlimited access to the program during that time.
Program Descriptions
While BAM created these programs with the curricula of each of the grade levels in mind, teachers may choose to adapt a program from any grade level, to fit the needs of their students.
| Recommended Grade Level |
Program | Themes | Additional Information |
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K-3 |
Celebration and Ceremony
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Teaching Standards & Learning Objectives »
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K-3 |
Community and Home
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Teaching Standards & Learning Objectives »
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K-3 |
Birds
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Teaching Standards & Learning Objectives »
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K-3 |
3D Sculpture
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Teaching Standards & Learning Objectives »
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K-3 |
Art and the Environment
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Teaching Standards & Learning Objectives »
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4-8 |
3D Sculpture
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Teaching Standards & Learning Objectives »
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4-8 |
Art and the Environment
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Teaching Standards & Learning Objectives »
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4-8 |
Celebration and Ceremony
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Teaching Standards & Learning Objectives »
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4-8 |
Language of Art
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Teaching Standards & Learning Objectives »
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4-8 |
James Castle
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Teaching Standards & Learning Objectives »
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9-12 |
Many Voices: Perspectives on History, Identity, and Society
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Teaching Standards & Learning Objectives »
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9-12 |
Art and Identity
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Teaching Standards & Learning Objectives »
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9-12 |
Art and the Environment
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Teaching Standards & Learning Objectives »
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9-12 |
James Castle
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Teaching Standards & Learning Objectives »
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Adult |
Collecting & Curating
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Three Options for Program Participation
Teacher-Led using BAM-narrated audio
Select Student View
Teachers guide their students through the experience by playing the audio files linked to each slide for the class to discuss.
Students Use Independently
Select Student View
Students view images, listen to audio, and consider the questions independently. Teachers then have students share their experiences in a class discussion.
Ready to Book?
Questions? Please email christina@boiseartmuseum.org or call 208-345-8330 x118
