Lesson Plans

Learn how stained glass is made and create your own art glass-inspired collage with a personal message about your values and personal passions.

Research the Great Chicago Fire and Iroquois Theater Fire and design your own fireproof home or space for the future.

Think big and work together to create an original art glass-inspired design on the gymnasium floor at your school.

Analyze the geometry in Wright’s stained glass. Use tracing paper to create Wright-inspired window designs.

Design your own “unplugged” playroom inspired by the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright and the legacy of Friedrich Froebel, the inventor of kindergarten.

Explore what it means to be a part of a community and create your own city plans inspired by the Wright designed Rosenwald School and Broadacre City.

Learn how Wright included the sun in his designs through natural light and passive solar heating. Create sun prints using natural materials.

Identify causes and effects in Wright’s life using Rosenstock and Neal’s Prairie Boy. Sketch a design for a unique home.

Explore the idea of abstract art in this matching game lesson. Using Frank Lloyd Wright’s work as a springboard, work together to match abstracted works of art to their real-life inspirations.

Research praises and criticisms of Wright and evaluate the validity of sources. Use sources to discuss how Wright’s personal reputation affected his professional life.

Model yoga poses to represent shapes, much like the geometric drawings of nature created by Frank Lloyd Wright.

Learn how Wright integrated cutting-edge technology into his home designs. Create a collage illustrating the use of modern technology in a home.