Lesson Plans

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.

Explore the medium of clay to create a series of flat, hand-built ceramic building facade designs inspired by nature.

Young learners identify shapes in architecture and recreate famous buildings through collage with geometric shapes.

Apply Wright’s concept of organic design to the redesign of your classroom space.

Explore chairs designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, then design a chair for a loved one.

Explore, design, and build Prairie style footprints and elevations with sponges and grass seed.

Be inspired by Wright’s love of nature and explore the concepts of adaptive reuse and sustainable design.