Tyne & Wear Archives & MuseumsResources created by the Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums
14 October 2009 Beamish Museum online is a source of classroom activity packs, online museum collections: images, video, and audio. You can also find out about educational activities on site at the museum.
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Also labeled: Art, Geography, History, ICT, KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4, Multimedia, Music, PSHE & Citizenship
14 October 2009 Designed specifically for older children, this module focuses on themes surrounding landscapes in art, such as light, place, composition and perspective. Pupils can learn about the development of landscape in art and can study the different themes or learn about individual artists and their work. Landscapes in Art includes on-line activities through which pupils can gain a greater historical and practical understanding of landscapes and provides ideas for discussions and activities away from the computer.
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14 October 2009 Images and objects depicting mythological tales and characters are combined in this module to help children learn about myths and how they are portrayed. Pupils can follow interactive trails guided by Apollo, Cupid, Helen of Troy and Mercury or they can learn about individual works of art in the gallery. This module is ideal for topic work on Greeks or Romans and provides ideas for art and literacy activities and class discussion.
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14 October 2009 This module contains in-depth information about portraits and key figures in the world of portrait painting. Portraiture is discussed through themes, such as Pose, Expression, Clothing and Materials, and large printable images are available of all portraits featured on the site. Children can enjoy learning about portraiture through stimulating and thought-provoking interactive activities.
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14 October 2009 A number of themes look at the different types of materials used to create the objects held in the 5 museum collections. The module will enable pupils to discover the processes artists went through to turn raw materials into priceless works of art and find out where the artists sourced these materials from. Pupils will be able to explore materials and their properties through exciting interactives.
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14 October 2009 Articus is an online e-learning resource for teachers and children of all ages and abilities. The site was developed to make the collections and temporary exhibitions of Hartlepool Art Gallery more accessible providing you with the opportunity to see and explore the Art Gallery. We hope the site provides a fun, enjoyable and interactive experience for whoever uses the site. Look in the picture galleries to be inspired by the pictures. They might even inspire you to visit the art gallery! If you are a teacher or parent wishing to help children to improve their art skills then Articus can help.
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14 October 2009 Explore Imagine, a website showcasing 15,000 images of objects and paintings celebrating North East culture.
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14 October 2009 Swan Hunter is a collection of oral histories, photographs and images exploring the lives of people working and living near the iconic Swan Hunter shipyard, based in Wallsend in the North East of England.
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13 October 2009 Explore this collection of oral histories, photographs and images from a number of people from the Jewish community in Tyne & Wear today.
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13 October 2009 Find out about wildlife in the North East and record your own sightings online! The EYE Project enables people to play an active role in recording wildlife and landscapes in the North East.
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13 October 2009 Discovering Bewick is a website devoted to the works of the 18th century wood engraver Thomas Bewick, featuring collections from the Laing Art Gallery and the City Library in Newcastle upon Tyne.
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13 October 2009 Gain access to a huge searchable database of rocks, fossils and minerals with Geo Finder.
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13 October 2009 A resource showing you all of the art collections in the Laing Art Gallery and Shipley Art Gallery.
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13 October 2009 Memorynet is a collection of oral histories, photographs and images exploring the lives of communities linked with the sea in the North East of England.
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13 October 2009 A fun interactive look at the history of holidays at the seaside.
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13 October 2009 An exciting adventure taking you across continents and cultures to show you more about mask design.
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13 October 2009
Play the ancient game of Senet! Board games were very common in ancient Egypt and people from all levels of society played them. Many game boards from ancient Egypt have been found by archaeologists. However, the rules explaining how to play these games have not survived. By studying game boards and other evidence, experts have made some educated guesses about how these games were played.
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13 October 2009
Play the Royal Game of Ur! Board games were popular in Mesopotamia. Different types of boards and game pieces have been found by archaeologists. The remains of this board were found by Leonard Woolley in a grave at Ur.
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13 October 2009
Play Nine Men’s Morris! Board games were very popular with the Romans. We know this from archaeological finds from all over the Roman World. Nearly every Roman site in Britain has provided evidence in the form of counters and boards. Hadrian's Wall is no exception and a fine example of a board and pieces found at Segedunum can be seen displayed in the Roman Gallery.
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13 October 2009 Downloadable activities and teacher resources all about shoes!
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