Parody tribute; not affiliated with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation.) This isn’t a sit-and-watch assembly—it’s a hands-on architecture lab. “Frank” and his assistant show how blueprints guide real construction, then kids jump in: Blueprint Mini-Builds: Every student gets a cut-out “plan” and builds one of three paper models — the Pyramid, Parthenon, or “Leaning Tower of Pizza.” Team Structures: Using our Ultra-Light Flats, students collaborate to design and raise a freestanding structure—learning bracing, balance, and teamwork. Tunnel Challenge: We convert the flats into a walk-through tunnel and challenge classes to move through without collapsing it—testing problem-solving and group communication. The result is a joyful intro to design thinking, structural engineering, and the idea that great buildings start with great ideas on paper. Highlights 🧭 From blueprints to build: see plans, then construct ✂️ Hands-on paper models for every child (choose 1 of 3) 🧱 Ultra-Light Flats = big, safe building pieces for team challenges 🤝 Collaboration, sequencing, spatial reasoning, and perseverance 🎶 Music, mics, and an engaging architectural backdrop What’s Included 2 performers, pro sound with mics, music Architectural backdrop, Ultra-Light Flats set Cut-out blueprint kits (one per student) All facilitation and crowd flow Requirements Indoors with open space for building and a short walkway for the tunnel Tables or floor space for paper model cutting/assembly Scissors (classroom sets) helpful; we can bring extras Ideal for whole school or two large groups Learning Goals Read simple plans/blueprints and follow steps Understand load, support, symmetry, and stability Practice team roles: designers, builders, test-walkers Connect world architecture to history & culture Bring architecture to life—where every student designs, builds, and walks through their own success.
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