K - 12th Grade Teachers
In the Shadow of Giants
In the Shadow of Giants is a riveting musical portrayal of the Texas Revolution from the fall of the Alamo to the Battle of San Jacinto. Written and performed by native Texan Troubadour Craig Toungate In the Shadow of Giants is an excellent way to bring history alive for your students, and is an exciting new monthly educational program offered on the third Friday of every month. Make your reservations today!
To make reservations, please call (512) 936-4649.
Educator Resources:
Previous Programs
Educator Preview Night
November 17
6:00 - 8:00 PM
The Museum is pleased to invite educators to two special previews. Come watch our newest immersive film Wild Texas Weather with show times at 6 and 7:45 PM. And enjoy an exclusive tour of our new exhibit A Legacy of Quilts: The Briscoe Center's Joyce Gross Collection with the exhibit curator Kate Adams.
Educators can use the new quilt exhibit to provide their students with creative ways to make connections between math, language arts and history. The Museum's education department will provide activity handouts for use in the classroom that relate to these core areas of study.
Wild Texas Weather is a gale force, immersive theater presentation packed with energy to blow audiences right out of their seats. This immersive experience combines historic and modern footage of severe weather and explores the science behind Texas' unpredictable, extreme weather.
An all new educators guide written by science curriculum specialist Kathleen Crowe will be available FREE for educators. Crowe worked closely with the film producers to connect the guide to the TEKS and all three floors of the Museum exhibits and to the film. The educator guide is TEKS aligned to grades K-5 and 6-12 Social Studies, Science, Math, and Language Arts.
To make reservations, please call (512) 936-4649.
Educator Welcome Back
Tuesday, September 29th, 6:00- 8:30 PM
The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum warmly welcomes you back to another great school year with a fun night exclusively for educators! We have planned a special performance of our new monthly program, In The Shadow Of Giants by native Texan Troubadour Craig Toungate.
While you are at the Museum, be sure to take advantage of our three floors of interactive exhibits, get free educational materials for your classes, learn more about our school group combination packages, and collect giveaways.
Reservations required, please call (512) 936-4649
Seating is limited, be sure to make your reservations today.
In the Shadow of Giants
In the Shadow of Giants is a riveting musical portrayal of the Texas Revolution from the fall of the Alamo to the Battle of San Jacinto. Written and performed by native Texan Troubadour Craig Toungate In the Shadow of Giants is an excellent way to bring history alive for your students, and is an exciting new monthly educational program offered on the third Friday of every month. Make your reservations today!
To make reservations, please call (512) 936-4649.
Educator Resources:
- Educator Guides
Click here for educator guides and resources for the Musuem's exhibits and films in the IMAX® Theatre.
- Plan a Field Trip
Click here for information about field trip planning, programs for students, and available scholarship information.
- Distance Learning
Click here for more information about the Museum's distance learning program, including program descriptions, schedules, and registration information.
- The French Shipwreck La Belle
Click here to see lessons and resources.
- Professional Development
Click here for more information about upcoming professional development opportunities for educators.
- Star Educator E-newsletter
Click here to see this months Star Educator E-Newsletter.
- Calendar of Public Events
Click here to see a complete calendar of Public Events.
Previous Programs
Educator Preview Night
November 17
6:00 - 8:00 PM
The Museum is pleased to invite educators to two special previews. Come watch our newest immersive film Wild Texas Weather with show times at 6 and 7:45 PM. And enjoy an exclusive tour of our new exhibit A Legacy of Quilts: The Briscoe Center's Joyce Gross Collection with the exhibit curator Kate Adams.
Educators can use the new quilt exhibit to provide their students with creative ways to make connections between math, language arts and history. The Museum's education department will provide activity handouts for use in the classroom that relate to these core areas of study.
Wild Texas Weather is a gale force, immersive theater presentation packed with energy to blow audiences right out of their seats. This immersive experience combines historic and modern footage of severe weather and explores the science behind Texas' unpredictable, extreme weather. An all new educators guide written by science curriculum specialist Kathleen Crowe will be available FREE for educators. Crowe worked closely with the film producers to connect the guide to the TEKS and all three floors of the Museum exhibits and to the film. The educator guide is TEKS aligned to grades K-5 and 6-12 Social Studies, Science, Math, and Language Arts.
To make reservations, please call (512) 936-4649.
Educator Welcome Back
Tuesday, September 29th, 6:00- 8:30 PM
The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum warmly welcomes you back to another great school year with a fun night exclusively for educators! We have planned a special performance of our new monthly program, In The Shadow Of Giants by native Texan Troubadour Craig Toungate.
While you are at the Museum, be sure to take advantage of our three floors of interactive exhibits, get free educational materials for your classes, learn more about our school group combination packages, and collect giveaways.
Reservations required, please call (512) 936-4649
Seating is limited, be sure to make your reservations today.
Click here to see a complete calendar of Public Events.
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