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Whether you're an experienced arts educator, or a teacher looking for ways to bring life to your curriculum through visual arts, music, drama and dance, this group will provide a place to meet, share, and imagine!

The National Gallery of Art Online Resources

Bonnie Bracey Sutton Teacher Agent of Change, Power of US Foundation Posted on 9/22/2012

I live near the Mall and have been involved in the workshops here at the National Gallery of Art. I thought you might like to know about the online resources.

The New NGA Learning Resources
Visit this dynamic, searchable database to find resources from all over the Gallery's Web site: teacher activities, lesson plans, PDFs, video and audio podcasts, Web interactives, children's guides, past exhibition features and brochures, DVDs, and teaching packets.

www.nga.gov/education/learningresources (NGA Learning Resources)

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