Explore the world around us through deeper conversations, observations and reflections with the resources provided below in our Tool Box. Designed for learners of all ages these free, downloadable activities will enhance your experience with art, nature and wellness at Grounds For Sculpture or where ever you may be. The questions you create are more important that the answers you find.
Looking at sculpture: Dina WIND Educator Guide
In collaboration with the Dina Wind Art Foundation, explore this dynamic and thoughtful Educator Guide. This resource aims to provide you with the tools for teaching about sculpture, in the classroom or onsite at Grounds For Sculpture. Adaptable for students of all ages, the engagements address National Arts Standards, and present a methodology for nurturing 21st century skills, such as critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creative expression.
To view the guide as individual pages (best for printing), click here.
explorer’s guides
Investigate these essential themes related to closer looking, art making, horticulture and wellness as an added resource as you explore the grounds with your family or group.
Sculpture hunt
Search high and low, down meandering pathways and beyond closed doors and discover hundreds of sculptures at GFS. Create your own teams and you’ll have 45 minutes to find fifteen works of art located throughout the 42-acres.
