InsideOut

Students develop clear concepts of public and personal space / Students examine the difference between creating art in private space and as a a temporary and removable public expression / Students make informed decisions about the treatment of public and personal property / Students express the value of taking care of public space and public art

Learn about the Artist-in-Residency model, Perfoming Arts Workshop's methodology, and 40 years experience of best practices for artists and teachers.

This lesson plan, based on the themes of SFAC's Gallery's exhibition Make You Notice, includes a discussion about feminism through history, an interactive learning game, a creative writing assignment, and an art activity.

Students are asked to represent their consumerism through a visual art project.

Mission Greenbelt Project teaches students how to work cooperatively to design plans for a sidewalk garden beside their school or home. They will learn how their school or home sidewalk garden fits into the local ecosystem. Students will also learn how these gardens can improve the local ecology by collecting rainwater and feeding the roots of plants and trees.