Hey AP Art History teachers!!! I made these banner images for each of the 9 content areas. Feel free to download and use in your classrooms; they work really well as page headers in an online platform like Canvas (that's how I use them at least!) Hope they're useful. 🙂 Feel free to leave me [...]
Category: 02. Ancient Mediterranean
#32. Tomb of the Triclinium
Art Historical Background The Tomb of the Triclinium is one of three Etruscan artworks in the 250 (the other two being the Sarcophagus of the Spouses & the Temple of Minerva). Ohhhh AND it's a UNESCO Site!!! Anddddd I got to visit this past winter break. 🙂 Triple nerdy whammy! As its name suggests, the [...]
Student Series! So You Wanna Be a Hero?
I am celebrating being in Greece this spring break with a few Student Series! blog posts related to the famed civilization of the Aegean Sea. JMF Close your eyes and picture a Greek hero. You know, one of those sandaled sword-fighters painted in full semi-divine glory on the side of an ancient vase. Nearly godlike [...]
Student Series! How the Parthenon Embodies Math & Science
I am celebrating being in Greece this spring break with a few Student Series! blog posts related to the famed civilization of the Aegean Sea. By the way, this student's blog post was mind-blowing math oriented. He was such an amazing student and a great example about how the "STEM" kids could (& should) involve [...]
Our ACIS Greece Itinerary
This spring break I am traveling to Greece with a school trip hosted by ACIS. This is my first time chaperoning a student group tour so I'm pretty nervous but I'm not the teacher in charge soooo it can't be that bad. lol. Plus the trip is free. #winning Here is our itinerary for the [...]
