Social Emotional Skills with Vincent van Gogh
Discover Social-Emotional Learning with Vincent Van Gogh
Bring art, empathy, and creativity together with our Social Emotional Skills with Vincent Van Gogh resource! This classroom- and homeschool-friendly collection is designed to deepen students' understanding of emotions, self-awareness, and social skills through Van Gogh’s powerful artworks. Perfect for cultivating thoughtful, well-rounded learners, this resource provides an interactive, art-filled approach to social-emotional learning (SEL).
What’s Inside?
Each activity in this resource uses Van Gogh’s masterpieces to explore themes of emotion, perspective, and empathy in a way that resonates with young learners. Here’s a glimpse of what’s included:
The Potato Eaters Mini-Poster & Written Response
Understand empathy and emotional expression through Van Gogh's iconic painting. Includes guided written responses, discussion prompts, and a map activity.Bouquet of Flowers in a Vase Art-Making
Dive into a hands-on activity inspired by Van Gogh’s floral compositions, encouraging personal expression and creative confidence.Self-Portrait Exploration
With multiple self-portraits and guided analysis, students learn to interpret and reflect on emotions—both in Van Gogh’s art and their own lives. Includes grid paper and oil pastel art-making prompts to create personal self-portraits.Reflection & Analysis Prompts
Through structured reflection, students engage with art and their own emotions to build self-awareness and insight.
Why This Resource?
Art is a powerful tool for understanding emotions, building social skills, and developing empathy. This resource offers homeschoolers an approachable, art-based method to address SEL concepts, blending historical exploration with activities that make learning personal and meaningful.
Perfect for learners who thrive on hands-on, visually engaging activities, the Social Emotional Skills with Vincent Van Gogh pack brings art and emotion together to support holistic growth. Ready to make a meaningful impact on your homeschool journey?