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INDEPENDENT CULTURE & DISCOVERYPHOENIX, AZ · OPEN TO THE CURIOUSISSUE Nº 001
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03 / THE PARLEY

the workshop.

MAKE / LEARN / KEEP

Make something of the day.

Build a field note. Print it or save it.

01 / CHOOSE YOUR WORKSHEET
02 / CHOOSE THE LEARNING LEVEL
PICK A LITTLE ART FOR YOUR PRINTABLE

These smaller illustrations are for your worksheet, not the activity tiles.

03 / MAKE IT YOUR OWN

Edit the questions, rearrange them, or use the suggested prompts. Up to three questions keeps the standard worksheet concise.

04 / RECORD THE EXPERIENCE
05 / PRINT OPTIONS

Keep working and print for free. Join The Club to save worksheets to a private family Passport across devices.

Your work autosaves as a draft in this browser. Choose Save to keep a copy in your device archive. No public child profiles or automatic newsletter subscription. Printing can be used to create a PDF with your device's print dialog.

THE FIELD JOURNAL / A LITTLE WONDERPAGE 01 / 02 · LEARNING IN THE WILD
ARTS + HISTORY / CURIOUS INVESTIGATORS

The culture critic.

Curiosity is a perfectly good place to start.

NAME____________________
DATE____________________
TIME SPENT________
WHERE WE WENTLearn directly from the art of Indigenous Southwest communities.

Heard Museum, Phoenix

Subject / topic: History

My learning goal

01 / Describe an artwork, performance, object or historical story.

02 / What choices did the artist, performer or people involved make?

03 / What did this experience teach you about another time, place or perspective?

SEE MORE. ASK MORE. LEARN MORE.01 / 02
THE FIELD JOURNAL / A LITTLE WONDERPAGE 02 / 02 · LOOK CLOSER
THE FIELD JOURNAL / CONTINUED

Look closer.

Our explorer · Learn directly from the art of Indigenous Southwest communities.

DRAW WHAT YOU NOTICED

Sketch a detail, diagram, map, object, or something that made you curious.

Books, signs, guides & other sources

Where my curiosity goes next

Parent / educator notes

THE WORLD IS BIGGER THAN A WORKSHEET.02 / 02