Lesson Plans

Find inspiration in the world outdoors by creating and painting with paintbrushes made from found natural materials.

Explore how Frank Lloyd Wright’s philosophy of organic design can be applied to a work of public art.

Explore the topic of design inspiration while learning how Wright’s interest in nature and geometry shaped the world.

Use natural materials and personally significant items to create an original work of art.

Identify a set of classroom values. Then, express one shared value in the design of a three-dimensional form.

Draw inspiration from biomimicry and organic design to design and build architectural sculptures.

Explore Frank Lloyd Wright’s interest in geometry and nature to collaboratively create Wright-inspired flower bouquets.

Looking to Wright’s buildings for inspiration, design a new home for the three little pigs that builds community.

Practice identifying lines of symmetry in the work of Frank Lloyd Wright and create symmetrical art glass designs inspired by nature.

Discover how buildings can be adapted, reused, and reimagined to foster community and build connections between people, place, and culture.

Design a new building based on observations of lines, shapes, and patterns seen outside the classroom window.

Explore an underutilized space with the intention of redesigning the space.