TEACHING ARTIST SESSION CATEGORIES
Whooping Cranes are incredible Louisiana birds that need to be protected! Students will learn about these amazing endangered birds and make their own whooping cranes from paper plates. Single session
Students will learn facts about Louisiana snakes and their habitats and create their own snake. This session reinforces patterns and creates 3-D shapes out of a 2-D sheet of paper. Single session
Students will explore the coastline of Louisiana to discover the animals of this habitat by creating their own landscape. Single session
Louisiana artist, George Rodrigue, is best known for his iconic Blue Dog. In this session, we’ll learn about the artist and create our own masterpiece in the artist’s unique style. Single session
During this session, the students will learn blending techniques while painting a simple swamp scene from lake Martin. Single session
Author Theresa Singleton will read her book, Zydeco Zoom, to students and discuss Zydeco music, musicians and important Zydeco instruments. Students will be taught the “Zoom dance” too!
Author Theresa Singleton will share two of her books with unique accompanying songs and movement: Grandfather Lee and the Bees, and Pierre’s Empty Pouch.
This interactive session will focus on teaching the students where Zydeco music originated and how important it is to keep our tradition and culture alive.
Students will learn about the historical and cultural significance of quilts in Louisiana communities, including influences from African American, Creole, Cajun, and Native traditions.
Unlock your students’ imaginations by merging creative writing and expressive movement in this dynamic, cross-disciplinary class.