2026 STEAM Teacher Series
Presented by the Atlanta Botanical Garden, Atlanta History Center, Georgia Aquarium, High Museum of Art, Michael C. Carlos Museum and Zoo Atlanta.
Strengthen your STEAM curriculum by exploring Project-Based Learning and the Design Thinking process during these engaging, interactive workshops. Each session features representatives from different Atlanta cultural institutions and highlights ways to connect learning across curriculums. Educators will be provided with accompanying resources and entered into a drawing for tickets to participating organizations.
Pricing: (Lunch Included)
Both Sessions: $130
Individual Sessions: $75
Registration is limited to 35 teachers per workshop.
REGISTRATION FOR JAN. 24 WORKSHOP
REGISTRATION FOR FEB. 7 WORKSHOP
Registration for both workshops
HIGH Museum photo by Philip Riches, Performance of Sculptures, Haute Couture collection, Spring/Summer 2016, polyester and nylon. © Philip Riches
Creating Exhibitions using Design Thinking
Presented by: Atlanta Botanical Garden, Atlanta History Center and the High Museum of Art
Date: Saturday, January 24, 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Location: High Museum of Art
Discover how the phases of the design thinking process were used in the creation of interactive exhibits at the Atlanta Botanical Garden, Atlanta History Center and the High Museum of Art. We’ll discuss ways cultural institutions engage audiences, encourage thoughtful discussion and convey information through hands-on experiences. We’ll also explore how your students can do the same through the design of their own exhibition. What topics could your students explore through the creation of an interactive exhibition experience? Parking in the Woodruff Arts Center Parking Deck is included with your registration. Please visit high.org for parking information and directions.
Legend has It: An Exploration of Animals and their Depictions Across Cultures
Presented by: Michael C. Carlos Museum, Georgia Aquarium, and Zoo Atlanta
Date: Saturday, February 7, 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Location: Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
Across time, cultures, and continents, animals have made their mark on history. They have many depictions and stories – some more believable than others. Join the Michael C. Carlos Museum, Georgia Aquarium, and Zoo Atlanta as we explore the science behind the legends surrounding these fantastic beasts and create some of our own. Key science topics include fossils, animal features, adaptations, and classification. Projects can be easily integrated with geography, math, and language arts writing standards while engaging maximum student interest and creativity. Parking on Emory University’s campus is free during weekend hours. Parking information can be found here.