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Students of any age can combine art and science to learn about local and global environmental topics. I have worked with over 150 classrooms since 2016, and I am available for virtual and in-person video classroom visits.
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My data-art curriculum was originally co-designed with Science Friday. Since then I have adapted it for different ages and audiences to address many different topics. If you’re interested in using this activity, I can provide guidance and recommendations based on my experience.
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When sharing or adapting this activity, I would appreciate attribution to my work, such as: Data art activity adapted from Jill Pelto Art, learn more at jillpelto.com/outreach
Fill out my Education Interest Form to learn more and start the process of working with me!
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Since 2022, I have hosted seven teacher workshops to share my data-art curriculum more widely. I can work with your school district or organization to share step-by-step information about this activity and work closely with you to implement it.
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I am open to both virtual and in-person visits and events. I have a limited number of slots each year, so fill out the form above or contact me. I can provide written descriptions of what I offer, pricing, and more.
Video created in collaboration with the Maine Maritime Museum, 2023.
Communicating Science with Jill Pelto & Maine Maritime Museum
About this video: Art is such an important tool to communicate complex ideas. In this video, students will learn how to connect scientific data and artistic storytelling by plotting real-time temperature data from the Gulf of Maine and find creative ways to visually communicate the importance of this data to a broader audience.