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Extend your students’ learning after they experience a virtual field trip. Art kits allow your students to make art, explore a creative process and connect to standards. You’ll receive step-by-step directions to guide your students through the making process and a shopping list of materials.  These materials are generously funded for and mailed to North Carolina teachers.

Available Art Kits

The Stories Art Can Tell, featuring Me!

for Kindergarten-5th grade classes that have completed The Stories Art Can Tell, featuring Women Artists.

 

 

Paper Mosaic-Making

for Kindergarten-8th grade classes that have completed either of the following programs:

  • Ancient Art and Early Math
  • Artists as Real-World Math Problem Solvers

 

 

Sun Prints (Also Known As Photograms)

for Kindergarten-12th grade classes that have completed The Stories Art Can Tell, featuring Latin American Artists

 

 

Paper Flower-Making

for 4th-12th grade classes that have completed either of the following programs:

  • Discovering Día de los Muertos
  • Descubriendo el Día de los Muertos

 

 

Amulet for Today

for 6th-8th grade classes that have completed either of the following programs:

  • Explore Ancient Cultures: Egypt
  • Gaining STEAM with Ancient Egyptian Amulets

 

 

Antefix for Today

for 6th-8th grade classes that have completed Explore Ancient Cultures: Greece

 

 

Identity in Calligraphy

for 6th-12th grade classes that have completed The Stories Art Can Tell, featuring Women Artists

 

 

Teachers in North Carolina

You can order a free kit with materials included when you schedule your Virtual Field Trip. A lead time of at least 2 weeks is needed to prepare and mail your classroom kit. 

 

Teachers outside of North Carolina

Shopping lists for materials can be found in the optional post-visit teacher choice board your facilitator will send with their confirmation email after you schedule.

 

“Thoroughly enjoyed offering a VFT to my class, along with the hands-on component to make something afterwards, which all students love!”   -– Middle School Social Studies Teacher

General Info About Virtual Field Trips