Teacher Resources & PD

Date: Available year-round

TEACHER RESOURCES

Access resources that will help you engage your students and broaden their understanding of the arts of Muslim civilizations.  Featuring curriculum resources and strategies for art-based learning inspired by the Aga Khan Museum’s Permanent Collection and Temporary Exhibitions, these resources are perfect for classroom use and for teachers’ reference during a class visit to the Aga Khan Museum.

LEARNING AT THE AGA KHAN MUSEUM

Inspired by our Permanent Collection, the Aga Khan Museum Curriculum Guide provides ideas and resources to teach core competency skills in arts, sciences, mathematics, literacy, and social studies while fulfilling specific expectations in the Ontario Ministry Curriculum.

Download the full guide or browse by section:

• How To Use This Guide
• Section 1: Introduction
• Section 2: Art-based Learning
• Section 3: Learning with Aga Khan Museum Resources
• Section 4: Grades One to Three
• Section 5: Grades Four to Six
• Section 6: Grades Seven & Eight
• Section 7: Lession Plans
• Section 8: Glossary and Additional Resources

ONTARIO CURRICULUM PROJECT

Through a partnership with the Ontario Ministry of Education, the Ontario Curriculum Project was initiated to develop curriculum resources by teachers, for teachers, inspired by the collection and work of the Aga Khan Museum.

Explore all of the resources by 7 subject associations:

1.  Art
2.  Classics
3.  Drama and Dance
4.  Family Studies, Social Studies & Humanities, and Home Economics
5.  International Languages
6.  Music
7.  Social Studies

TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS

View our special teachers’ guide to our current Temporary Exhibitions, Caravans of Gold, Fragments in Time and Building Black: Civilizations.

Download the Caravans of Gold & Building Black: Civilizations Curriculum Guide

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Customizable Teacher PD sessions show how to use the art of Muslim civilizations and inquiry-based methods to engage students in cross curricular learning.

Please email us at [email protected] to learn more.