Description

An activity-based learning extension exploring:

• • how stained glass is made
  • famous stained glass around the world & in the US
  • cultural & religious significance
  • tie-ins to the stained glass art activity

What’s Included

Our curriculum is designed to foster genuine critical thinking through an intentional, three-part flow: a foundational introduction to core concepts, a hands-on activity that puts ideas into practice, and a reflective discussion to synthesize the learning. Depending on the theme, features may include:

• direct connections to the featured activity
• new information & concepts
• visual charts
• pre-activity practice pages with answer keys
• observation & design pages
• naturally integrated vocabulary
• warm and memorable images
• scaffolded learning
• connections to living books
• higher-order discussion questions
• immersive and play-based learning experiences

Ages & Family Style Learning

Our activities are intentionally designed to grow with your family. Lessons are designed for elementary and middle school students, but toddlers and preschoolers thrive using the exact same setups, learning through play. Because learning goals develop in complexity over time, you get more bang for your buck—utilizing the exact same supplies across all ages and through many years.

How activities are used by age:

• Infancy & Toddlerhood: Focuses on hands-on sensory exploration (touching, feeling, experiencing).
• Preschool & Pre-K: Develops language, basic concepts, and descriptive vocabulary.
• Elementary & Beyond: Expands into formal lessons with deep conceptual understanding.

Through direct sensory experience, younger children will naturally absorb basic vocabulary and be exposed to advanced language alongside their older siblings.