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We are excited to bring the Whitney’s art and artists into your classroom through materials and resources developed especially for K-12 audiences. -
The Whitney’s Collection
For Teachers
The Whitney’s collection features special content designed for K-12 audiences. Here, you’ll find information about featured artists and artworks, as well as activities for your students.
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Teacher Guides
Explore information about selected artists and works of art, topics for classroom discussion, writing activities, and art projects that introduce the key ideas of an exhibition. Download a guide before your Museum visit!
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try this!
For Early Sunday Morning Edward Hopper painted a quiet New York street before anyone was up. Ask your students to think about the street that they live on. What does it look like in the morning, in the afternoon, and at night?
Edward Hopper, Early Sunday Morning, 1930
educator programs
We provide programs and resources created in consultation with K−12 teachers with the goal of making the Whitney’s collection and exhibitions an integral part of classroom learning.
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Limited spaces are available for Guided Visits, so sign up soon!
Teachers: tell us what you think!
Email suggestions to ForTeachers@whitney.org
