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Food & Drink Recommendations for Summer Teacher Institute

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Artful Thinking Website: Project Zero, Harvard Graduate School of Education 

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Artful Thinking Website: Project Zero, Harvard Graduate School of Education 

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The framework takes the image of an artist's palette as its central metaphor. Typically, a palette is made up of a relatively small number of basic colors which can be used and blended in a great variety of ways. The artful thinking palette is comprised of 6 thinking dispositions - 6 basic colors, or forms, of intellectual behavior - that have dual power: They are powerful ways of exploring works of art, and powerful ways of exploring subjects across the school curriculum.
Click here for a Spanish version of the Artful Thinking Palette.
The Artful Thinking palette comes alive through the use of "thinking routines." Each thinking disposition has several thinking routines connected to it. Thinking routines are short, easy-to-learn mini-strategies that extend and deepen students' thinking and become part of the fabric of everyday classroom life. They are used flexibly and repeatedly - with art, and with a wide variety of topics in the curriculum.

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Heritage West: The West Philadelphia Community Archaeology Project

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Heritage West: The West Philadelphia Community Archaeology Project

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The Philadelphia Black Metropolis is a

city within a city built by more than 20,000 free Black people in Philadelphia in 1838.

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The 1838 Philadelphia Black Metropolis is also a movement to reclaim, rewrite and restore suppressed or forgotten Black Histories

RECLAIM

Reclaim the geographic spaces of colonial and antebellum Philadelphia Black history through walking tours and events.

What We Do

RESTORE

Restore our collective knowledge of free Black history in Philadelphia through talks, trainings, and curriculum and museum education tools.

REWRITE

Recenter the free Black population's on-going efforts for emancipation through disciplined historical research and writing.

DISCOVER UNTOLD HISTORIES

Lesson plans from historical institutions in Philadelphia.

Our short videos are a great way to quickly learn interesting facts about The Black Metropolis.

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The Philadelphia 1838 Black Metropolis | Philadelphia Black History

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Come discover the Philadelphia Black Metropolis, a world created by 20,000 free Black people in Philadelphia in 1838. See Philadelphia Black history timelines, use our resources for Black History Teaching.

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Share helpful links to classroom resources here

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1838 Black Metropolis Penn Museum Workshop