FOR SCHOOLS
The Wildlife Tree Sculpture Workshop brings environmental learning and visual art together in a teacher-led program. Schools can start with a pilot and choose a program option that meets their goals.
Design, make, and present an original sculpture.
Explore trees, habitats, wildlife, biodiversity, and stewardship.
Share discoveries through an Earth Day activity or student exhibition.
Teacher activity guidance, a learning sequence, student discovery resources, and the sculpture and art materials needed for the activity.
Student materials are included in the cost of the program option selected.
Choose grade levels, schools, learning goals, and a program option.
Teachers guide environmental discovery and the sculpture experience.
Students can present their art and reflections through VFD Earth Day All Day.
Georgia arts education grants and Title IV-A well-rounded education funds may be worth discussing with your school or district grants office. Funding is never automatic; the applicant determines eligibility, timing, and allowable use.
View funding contactsShare your grade levels, estimated student count, learning goals, and preferred timeframe to start a conversation.
Get in touchSCHOOL PROGRAM PLANNING
A useful pilot starts with a specific learning goal: observing habitats, exploring how trees support wildlife, or expressing an environmental idea through sculpture. The Wildlife Tree Sculpture Workshop connects those observations with teacher-led art making and student reflection.
Share the grade levels, estimated student count, participating classrooms, available activity space and preferred timeframe. Include any accessibility needs or material restrictions so they can be discussed in the proposal.
Students collect branches for their sculptures and use the program’s included art materials. Plan how teachers will guide collection, classroom creation and discussion in a way suited to their students and school rules.
Invite students to explain the wildlife or habitat represented in their sculpture and the choices they made. A classroom display or optional Earth Day showcase gives families a way to see both the artwork and the learning behind it.
Teacher guidance and student materials are included in the selected curriculum option. This is a school program, not a separate kit sale. Confirm the scope, schedule and cost through a proposal before committing.
