A Gift from Art History in the Park
This guide is offered freely as an invitation to slow down, look closely, and learn together.
An Art History in the Park At-Home Guide
Stories, looking prompts, and creative invitations designed for families, homeschoolers, co-ops, micro-schools, and curious learners of all ages.
Step into the world of Georges Seurat, the “dot painter” of Paris. This thoughtfully designed guide brings art history to life through storytelling, Harvard’s See–Think–Wonder prompts, and playful, hands-on activities you can enjoy at home, in a park, or with your learning group.
💡 Designed with depth for adults, and thoughtfully adapted for children
📄 Instant digital download — 17 full-color pages (PDF)
This guide is part of Art History in the Park’s ongoing effort to make art history accessible and welcoming to families and learning communities.
A family-friendly artist story exploring Seurat’s Paris and the invention of pointillism
Seurat in a Day — a flexible quick-start plan for busy parents, teachers, and guides
Two featured artworks with guided looking and discussion prompts
Dot-inspired art activities for all ages (from Q-tip paintings to collaborative family murals)
Poems, fun facts, science connections, and museum links for deeper exploration
• Families learning together at home
• Homeschoolers, co-ops, and micro-schools
• Art educators and facilitators
• Curious learners ages 5–13 (with depth for adults)
• Children who enjoy noticing details, patterns, and visual puzzles
• Learners curious about color, light, and the science behind how we see
A Gift from Art History in the Park
This guide is offered freely as an invitation to slow down, look closely, and learn together.
An Art History in the Park At-Home Guide
Stories, looking prompts, and creative invitations designed for families, homeschoolers, co-ops, micro-schools, and curious learners of all ages.
Step into the world of Georges Seurat, the “dot painter” of Paris. This thoughtfully designed guide brings art history to life through storytelling, Harvard’s See–Think–Wonder prompts, and playful, hands-on activities you can enjoy at home, in a park, or with your learning group.
💡 Designed with depth for adults, and thoughtfully adapted for children
📄 Instant digital download — 17 full-color pages (PDF)
This guide is part of Art History in the Park’s ongoing effort to make art history accessible and welcoming to families and learning communities.
A family-friendly artist story exploring Seurat’s Paris and the invention of pointillism
Seurat in a Day — a flexible quick-start plan for busy parents, teachers, and guides
Two featured artworks with guided looking and discussion prompts
Dot-inspired art activities for all ages (from Q-tip paintings to collaborative family murals)
Poems, fun facts, science connections, and museum links for deeper exploration
• Families learning together at home
• Homeschoolers, co-ops, and micro-schools
• Art educators and facilitators
• Curious learners ages 5–13 (with depth for adults)
• Children who enjoy noticing details, patterns, and visual puzzles
• Learners curious about color, light, and the science behind how we see
