Welcome to the Frank Lloyd Wright Virtual Classroom
ABOUT
The Frank Lloyd Wright Virtual Classroom is a resource center developed by our Education Department as a free online learning tool for K-12 students and virtual engagement for families.
The Virtual Classroom combines fun, real-world lessons with Wright’s famed principles of organic architecture and solutions-based design. Each STEAM-focused activity will offer students hands-on projects that encourage creative and critical thinking.
TEACHER RESOURCES
Teaching STEM and architecture in your classroom? We welcome you to use our activity guides, available below. Also, make sure to visit our 3D Tour of Taliesin West!
SHARE YOUR COMPLETED PROJECTS
We enjoy seeing your work. Share your activity drawings and projects with us on our Facebook page or email them to us at Education@FrankLloydWright.org
If you have any questions about our educational offerings, please email Education@FrankLloydWright.org
Teacher’s Virtual Classroom
TEACHER RESOURCES
Let the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation help you prep for the upcoming fall semester class with the lesson packets below. These lesson packets include two activities and an optional virtual tour with an educator at the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation! These packets include content that ranges on multiple subjects from science, technology, art, engineering, and mathematics (STEAM) to help you teach your students in the classroom or virtually. The AZ state standards and Next Generation Science Standards are also included in these packets. Simply pick the packet you would like to teach and include it in your curriculum.
Please click on one of the lesson selections below to start the lesson packet:
Virtual Classroom Activities
This project was funded in part by generous grants from:
