Le Hibou et le Corbeau

Art History for the
Wonder-Filled & Wild-Hearted

Le Hibou et le Corbeau is an immersive, secular curriculum that brings art history to life for young learners.

Rooted in curiosity, shaped by creativity, and kissed by a crow’s sense of wonder.

In towers high and candle’s gleam,
Where owls muse and crows dare dream,
We seek the truth in paint and prose,
In every line the artist knows.

No dogma here, just ink and thought—
The stories that the canvas caught.
So come, unscroll the myth, the fact—
Learn. Enchant. Repeat. Act.

Welcome to Le Hibou et le Corbeau, the scholarly roost of Maison du Corbeau—where curiosity takes flight and art history comes alive with a touch of magic. This is not your average dusty textbook detour. Here, you'll find a secular, story-driven curriculum built to captivate the curious, empower the imaginative, and give you the tools to think critically, question boldly, and learn deeply.

Our lessons weave together rigorous historical research with enchanting storytelling, designed for students, creatives, and lifelong learners alike. Whether you're decoding symbolism in medieval manuscripts or unpacking the politics behind protest art, you're invited to engage with the past in a way that feels vivid, relevant, and yes—just a little bit spellbinding.

Grade Level Curriculum Breakdown

Primary (Ages 4-6)

Introduction to famous works & artists through storytelling
Hands-on projects tied to shapes, color theory, and feelings
Emotional literacy through visual narratives
Focus: curiosity, motor skills, creative expression

Elementary (Ages 7-10)

Art movements and historical context
Vocabulary development & story-based learning
Beginner timelines, mapping, and symbolism decoding
Focus: visual storytelling, emotional awareness, early analysis

Middle School (Ages 11-13)

Deeper dives into periods (e.g. Renaissance, Surrealism, Harlem Renaissance)
Artist biographies & primary source analyis
Interdisciplinary essays, journaling, and debate prompts
Focus: historical empathy, identity, early critical thinking

High School (Ages 14-18)

Art as propaganda, resistance, identity, and philosophy
Advanced cross-curricular projects & visual analysis
Research prompts, persuasive writing, and comparative studies
Focus: critical inquiry, connection to modern issues, autonomy in learning

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Flexible Purchase Options

Whether you're a homeschooler, an educator, or an artsy guardian of a curious kid, we've got options for your preferred style of learning.

Digital Only

A beautiful, downloadable PDF of the complete lesson plan—perfect for DIYers or on-the-go families.

Print + Binder Bundle

A professionally printed and organized binder, complete with worksheets and visual supplements.

The Gilded Box

Everything but the kitchen sink.

A full sensory experience: printed curriculum, an organized binder, hand-selected art supplies, mini prints, enrichment materials, museum guides, and more.

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Born from Maison du Corbeau (the House of the Crow), Le Hibou et le Corbeau is more than a curriculum—it’s an invitation. An invitation to wonder. To wander through cathedrals of color, brushstrokes, and forgotten stories. It’s art history reimagined for curious hearts and wild minds, where every lesson is a whispered legend, every project a spell of self-expression. Crafted with reverence, doused in glitter, and steeped in truth, this is a sacred space for the little ones who dream big and create louder. Here, we honor the past while shaping a future where every child is the curator of their own magic.

-Heather

founder of Maison du Corbeau & Le Hibou et le Corbeau

The Misson of Le Hibou et le Corbeau

Le Hibou et le Corbeau is a secular, art history-based curriculum rooted in curiosity, creativity, and connection. Designed for children and young adults, it invites learners to explore the mystery, meaning, and magic of art history—past and present—through engaging storytelling, hands-on activities, and inclusive perspectives. Our mission is to inspire young minds to think critically, create boldly, and celebrate their most authentic selves.