A TWO DAY PROGRAM DESIGNED FOR FOURTH GRADERS.
(Program can be tailored to meet the age level of your students or group)
DAY ONE - Power Point presentation taking the students to petroglyph and pictograph sites
visited by the Artist.
Focus on variety of styles of "rock art" from different areas of North America, the natural setting in which
the sites are found,
calling attention to the landscape and local creature & plant inhabitants, preservation and protection of the sites.
DAY TWO - Guide students through creating their own painting based on various petroglyph images.
Focus on
local images to "bring them home," thereby making them more personally relevant to
the students.

"The Oregon Netherwood Knoll Elementary had the good fortune to enlist the talents of Geri Schrab,
a gifted, environmentally sensitive artist
who advocates the preservation of historical Native American rock art
here in our own backyard. She visited our school
while we were celebrating a week of interactive multi-cultural
activities to promote what we call Peace Through the Arts.
She was highly recommended by one of our 3rd grade
teaching staff and we were pleased to have her
share her time and talents with us for one day. Geri gave our
3rd grade students a very in-depth
power point presentation that explained her passion for the preservation and
appreciation of the cultural rock art,
petroglyphs and pictographs that she has photographed and painted from
throughout our country.
Her highly informative talk held our 3rd graders spell-bound and inspired them to
create their own watercolor versions
of these original rock art images. I highly recommend Geri as an artist and
teacher
who offers so much in a short period of time through hands-on activities for children and adults alike."
Donald Wachter, Art Instructor
Netherwood Knoll Elementary, Oregon, WI
Alice Tzakais, Art Instructor K-5
Friendship Learning Center, North Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Gail Dudley,
Grade 4,
Friendship Learning Center
North Fond du Lac, Wisconsin