Activity
Family Sundays: Measure Me
About This Resource
Summary From the Rubin Museum: An art project aimed at measuring your own existence and reflecting on how you define yourself
Age Range Middle/Junior High School (ages 13-15), Primary/Elementary School (ages 5-12), Secondary/High School (ages 16-19)
Uploaded by The Rubin Museum of Art
Download
Details
What’s special about you? What are the things that make you unique?
The Rubin’s exhibition Measure Your Existence can inspire you to reflect on how you define yourself. Measure your own existence through this art-making activity by creating a silhouette of your body and filling it with words, images, photos or abstractions about you!
Download the activity by clicking the button to at the top right of the page.
Related Resources
Mala Bag Sewing Project
April 18, 2023
Students sew drawstring bags using a simple backstitch in preparation for the mala they will string in a future class. This lesson was created by Noa Jones at the Middle Way School for third grade students preparing for Rites of Passage.
Book Review: Prajapati
April 13, 2023
A self-published book available in print or eBook about the inspiring story of Prajapati, Buddha's aunt and guardian written and illustrated by Alicja Zmigrodzka.
Origami Buddha on a Lotus
February 10, 2023
This lesson plan includes everything you need to help children make an origami representation of the Buddha sitting on a lotus. Students will learn about and reflect on their significance and set intentions to make them as offerings.
Creating and Using Joy Jars with Children
August 24, 2022
Joy jars are a fun and effective way to bring awareness to moments that light children up and practice gratitude. This resource includes all the hows and whys, including science based research, prompts, materials to use, and other reflections.
About The Author
The Rubin Museum of Art
The Rubin Museum is a dynamic environment that stimulates learning, promotes understanding, and inspires personal connections to the ideas, cultures, and art of Himalayan Asia.