KWAG 2 GO

Ignite your students’ creativity with KWAG 2 Go! Works from our Permanent Collection provide inspiration for students to create their own masterpieces using the techniques of a diverse range of artists.   

Bookable single-lesson kits include individual material packets for students, lesson plans for teachers and a step-by-step video to help guide everyone through the art activity.

Content for each lesson is tied to division-specific curriculum.

Download our complete KWAG 2 Go information package in PDF format.

KINDERGARTEN

Discover the use of shape and line in art and make artworks that communicate feelings using a variety of shapes and colours.

Connects to all four frames in the kindergarten curriculum with a focus on Visual Art and Math.

PRIMARY

Explore the ways that artists see their communities through their art and create artworks inspired by students’ own communities. 

Curriculum Links: VA – Printmaking, MA – Patterning and Repetition, SS - Communities

JUNIOR

Learn about contemporary and historical Indigenous perspectives in Canada through two renowned Indigenous artists and their work.

Curriculum Links: VA – Drawing, Mixed Media, SS – Heritage and Identity

INTERMEDIATE

Explore movement in art and practice using line to capture action and form while leading the viewer’s eye.

Curriculum Links: VA – Drawing, SS – Canadian History

Pricing and Booking

$150 for one-week booking
$200 with a 30-minute virtual visit from a KWAG Educator

All materials are provided for specific class sizes. KWAG 2 Go kits may be picked up at the Gallery or delivered to your school. 

Subsidized and discounted KWAG 2 Go kits are available for teachers with the Waterloo Region District School Board and Waterloo Catholic District School Board - ask for more information when booking!

Contact Stephen Lavigne at slavigne@kwag.on.ca for information and booking.

Otto Beyer (Canadian, b. Germany, 1923-1998). Town Scape No. 2, 1982. Oil on Masonite, 69.9cm x 69.9cm (framed). Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery Collection. Gift of the Artist, 1994. © Estate of Otto Beyer. Photo: KWAG.