Free Teacher Workshop: Collaboration in the Classroom with Petra Schumann

About the Workshop

Collaboration is an important life skill that doesn’t come naturally to most young children. In this workshop, we’ll explore projects that go beyond just sharing supplies and allow children to experience the joys (and challenges) of working together. These collaborative projects help students build their problem-solving skills and take pride in artwork they’ve created together.

All teachers will receive $25 of materials for free! In this workshop, you’ll get to try several projects yourself using repurposed SCRAP materials and then shop with your $25 store credit.

Our Free Teacher Workshops qualify as Prop G Hours!

Workshop Timeline

5:30 PM - 6:30 PM | Workshop

6:30 PM - 7:30 PM | Wine, chat, and shop with your fellow teachers

PLEASE NOTE: This event is free, but you will be charged a $5 refundable registration fee. After attending our free teacher workshop, this amount will refunded. We have been dealing with last minute no shows and dropouts from these workshops, so in order for us to have an accurate count for the workshop, we are implementing this system. If you're unable to attend, please cancel your ticket 48 hours before the workshop!

About Petra

Petra Schumann has taught art to elementary and middle school students for over a dozen years. Currently, she is the art instructor at a public elementary school in Pacifica. Through her carefully designed lessons, Petra’s students experience the joys of creating with a variety of media, from watercolor to ceramics to repurposed materials. Petra enjoys introducing students to artists from around the world while inspiring them to do their best work.

Petra has been a maker since childhood and currently works primarily in fiber arts. Born in Germany and raised in New Hampshire, Petra earned her BA from Harvard and an MA from UCLA.

About SCRAP

We at SCRAP breathe new life into old arts & crafts supplies and reduce waste by diverting over 200 tons of materials heading to landfill every year. To learn more about SCRAP and our mission to make art materials & education more accessible to all, please visit our website at www.scrap-sf.org