Quarter 2: Transformation for middle schoolers dives deep into the ways art can reshape society, identity, and history. Designed for ages 11–14, this curriculum blends narrative storytelling with critical thinking, project-based learning, and research opportunities.

Featured artists:

• Augusta Savage – The Sculptor of Voices (art as empowerment, transformation of community, Harlem Renaissance)

• El Anatsui – The Alchemy of Materials (turning discarded objects into shimmering works of art)

• Frida Kahlo – The Icon of Resilience (self-portraiture, identity, and the transformation of pain into beauty)

Inside, you’ll find:

• 📖 Living Biographies – 2–3 page narrative chapters rich with history and context.

• ✍️ Writing & Research Prompts – Critical essays, journaling, and provenance studies.

• 🎨 Art Invitations – Engaging projects that balance technical skills and personal expression.

• 🌍 Cross-Disciplinary Connections – Natural tie-ins to history, literature, science, and social studies.

• 💬 Discussion Questions – Support Socratic dialogue and group learning.

This quarter builds resilience, empathy, and critical thought, encouraging middle schoolers to see transformation not only in art but in their own lives and communities.

✨ Returning families: If you purchased Wonderpath Q1, watch your inbox for a special discount on Q2 as a thank you for continuing the journey.