Come to Roots of Knowledge this summer to explore animal tales from around the world, including stories of trickster spiders, magical rabbits, and mythical beasts! This 90-minute program includes storytelling, gallery activities, and art making for children ages 5-12 and their caregivers. Stained-Glass Stories is free, but registration is required.
* All three stories events are now at capacity.
If you'd like to be put on the waitlist, please email Krisanne Knudsen.
Roots of Knowledge offers a variety of dynamic, hands-on learning experiences for K–12 students. Self-guided school tours, the Finding Home elementary program, and online teacher resources introduce students and educators to new modes of understanding, ignite curiosity, inspire close looking, and foster self-reflection in connection with the renowned stained-glass mural.
Groups participating in the self-guided tour receive an introduction to Roots of Knowledge, 60 minutes of self-directed gallery time, and themed scavenger hunts to use at their leisure.
Groups participating in the Finding Home program receive a 60-minute interactive tour through the gallery, a 60-minute art-making activity, and a school program packet rooted in Utah Core Standards and centered around themes of home, community, and belonging. School groups can spend an additional 60 minutes in the gallery afterward to eat lunch or spend more time at the installation.