PASSPORT is a proposal that positions the Museum's collection as an essential part of children's and young people's education, as a means of knowledge and awareness. Observing the pieces that make up our collection, and then developing activities that enrich visits, introduces us to a new way of seeing the different cultures that make up the American continent, and PASSPORT will help us embark on a unique journey to the very heart of our America.

With the purpose of strengthening support to teachers and educators in their pedagogical management, the Museum undertook the task of coordinating a project curricular planning and integration led by teachers and educators who currently teach in classrooms of all levels, ages, and subjects, researching, creating, and eventually planning based on their experience in the exhibition halls. The main idea is for teachers to be able to apply what they've learned at the Museum and see real results in student learning.

It is our desire to serve as a link and, above all, as a resource for the commendable work of educators like you, who go the extra mile for your students and the school community. We are hopeful that next semester, we will be able to welcome you to the Museum and offer a more concrete experience for both you and the students.

For more information you can contact 787-724-5052 extension 201 or you can send an email to info.museolasamericaspr@gmail.com 

You can access the Museum Educational Guides free of charge, ready to download, print and use in the classroom.