PRIMARY

Dip your toes into the magic of Wonderpath with this free-spirited, story-rich sample week made just for young learners (ages 4–7).

This one-week sample explores Leonardo da Vinci, the artist who dreamed with his eyes open. Through gentle invitations and play-based learning, children will discover how artists use observation and curiosity to understand the world.

Each day includes:

• A warm, story-based mini lesson

• Open-ended art and sensory activities

• SEL reflections and movement breaks

• Cross-curricular integration (literacy, science, and more!)

• “Grown-Up Notes” with guidance, vocabulary, and support

Perfect for homeschool, co-ops, or creative mornings together. No prep required—just print, gather your materials (or don’t!), and begin your journey on the Wonderpath.

ELEMENTARY

Curious minds and busy hands—this one’s for you! This one-week sample of the Wonderpath Elementary Curriculum is designed for learners ages 8–10 who love stories, hands-on projects, and open-ended exploration.

Meet Leonardo da Vinci, the inventor of ideas, and discover how observation and imagination combine to create powerful works of art and science.

Each day includes:

• A narrative mini-lesson focused on curiosity and invention

• Cross-curricular activities in writing, geography, art, and science

• A built-in Wonder Journal prompt

• Vocabulary & reflection questions

• Supports and extensions for diverse learners

This is a zero-prep, story-rich curriculum that celebrates curiosity. Print, read aloud, and let the week unfold!

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Give your middle schooler a taste of story-driven, art-infused education with this one-week Wonderpath sample.

Centered around Leonardo da Vinci, this sample unpacks how artists are both observers and inventors—and how da Vinci blurred the lines between science, art, and imagination. Designed for ages 11–14, the lessons are layered, thoughtful, and developmentally rich.

Inside, you’ll find:

• A Living Biography: a 2–3 page chapter-style story of Leonardo’s life

• Daily activities integrating ELA, SEL, art, and science

• Writing and sketchbook prompts

• Vocabulary + critical thinking questions

• Optional extensions and adaptations

Rooted in real history and designed for real kids, this curriculum invites learners to think deeply, create boldly, and explore curiously.

HIGH SCHOOL
Art tells stories. Some are beautiful. Some are brutal. Some demand that we look again.

This one-week sample from the Wonderpath High School curriculum introduces learners to Kara Walker, a contemporary artist known for her bold, haunting silhouette installations that confront the tangled history of race, power, and identity in America.

Created for learners ages 14+, this sample week invites thoughtful discussion, visual analysis, personal reflection, and creative response—all grounded in art history and lived experience.

Inside, you’ll find:

• A Living Biography of Kara Walker—narrative-style and written to engage

• Daily activities exploring theme, symbolism, and historical context

• Open-ended journal prompts and critical thinking questions

• Art invitations focused on visual storytelling, identity, and metaphor

• Optional discussion topics and project extensions for deeper exploration

This is more than a lesson—it’s an invitation to see differently, to feel deeply, and to consider how artists shape culture and conversation.

Wonderpath for High School is designed for independent learners, co-ops, and families who want to nurture analytical thinking, creative expression, and emotional intelligence.