Story Contest - The Story of Red and Blue, a contest for all ages and grades. See winners and their stories.

This section offers Teachers, Parents, Students, and Keith Haring fans alike, resources for enriching, explorative lessons for all ages and fields of study. We have gathered our lessons from education departments at Museums that have hosted Keith Haring exhibitions or have received funding from us for special projects, from some of our staff members and close affiliates of the Keith Haring Foundation, and finally, from visitors just like you, submitting their projects to us (see our link on the right to submit a project). We know how much kids love Keith Haring's work for his bold, vibrant images of hope and happiness, and have created this section in an effort to spread knowledge and appreciation for the messages he shared during his lifetime. We hope that you will find this resource to be inspiring and educational.

Easy Guide for Research
You may search by "Curriculum" (school subjects), "Age", "Subject" (art genres), "Materials", "Author", "Title", or "Location" in the toolbar above. By using the "Search" option, you may gather more than one category at a time to refine your search. A brief description will be provided as a result of your look-up. By clicking on the Title of the lesson you would like to see, the full version will come up. Use the "Back" and "Forward options on your browser toolbar at the top to navigate back to your look-up page after reviewing a lesson.

We have provided age and grade recommendations for each of our lessons. Use the menu bar at the bottom of our page to find the appropriate codes.

If you are a visitor who has submitted a lesson and would like to see it on-line, choosing "Author" will bring up your name easily in the list.

The design for the Lesson Plan Database was created by Riverbed in collaboration with Daniel Wiener, programming by Mode 20.

Click here to see our PROJECTS section.

Click here to return to Haringkids main page. You may also use the icons on the top of the page on the left and right corners to direct yourself after your research.