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An epic exploration where students hunt for treasures, create artifacts, map imaginary worlds, and build museum-worthy collections.
Sprouts (K-2nd): Little Explorers
Embark on treasure hunts, create simple maps, and craft clay artifacts inspired by ancient cultures. Kids will build structures, decorate treasure boxes, and discover that treasures can be found everywhere. They'll learn that every object has a story and every explorer needs a map.
Blooms (3rd-5th): Quest & Create
Design detailed treasure maps, create historical artifacts, and conduct archaeological "digs." Students will build imaginary worlds complete with geography, cultures, and histories, then curate their findings into personal museum collections. They'll learn cartography skills, artifact creation, and how explorers and archaeologists document their discoveries.
Roots (6th-12th): Artifacts & Worlds
Master cartography and create replicas of ancient art and artifacts. Students design entire fantasy cultures, complete with detailed maps, origin stories, languages, and material culture.
An epic exploration where students hunt for treasures, create artifacts, map imaginary worlds, and build museum-worthy collections.
Sprouts (K-2nd): Little Explorers
Embark on treasure hunts, create simple maps, and craft clay artifacts inspired by ancient cultures. Kids will build structures, decorate treasure boxes, and discover that treasures can be found everywhere. They'll learn that every object has a story and every explorer needs a map.
Blooms (3rd-5th): Quest & Create
Design detailed treasure maps, create historical artifacts, and conduct archaeological "digs." Students will build imaginary worlds complete with geography, cultures, and histories, then curate their findings into personal museum collections. They'll learn cartography skills, artifact creation, and how explorers and archaeologists document their discoveries.
Roots (6th-12th): Artifacts & Worlds
Master cartography and create replicas of ancient art and artifacts. Students design entire fantasy cultures, complete with detailed maps, origin stories, languages, and material culture.
