Have I Got a Story For You! Post-Impressionist
Art history made captivating: 12 video adventures teaching kids to see, understand, and love masterpieces.
Format: Post-Impressionist
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2026 Fifth-Grade Curriculum Kit
Have I Got a Story For You! Post-Impressionist
A sunflower that seems to glow. Colors that refuse to stay inside the lines. Artists who broke the rules and changed art forever. Have I Got a Story For You! introduces students to the bold, imaginative world of Post-Impressionism through engaging stories, memorable characters, and hands-on activities.
Designed for students in grades 1–8, this unique art history course combines twelve 20–30 minute video lessons with coordinated lesson plans that explore the artists, artworks, and ideas that transformed the art world. Along the way, students encounter visionaries such as Vincent van Gogh, Henri Matisse, and Pablo Picasso while discovering how each helped redefine creativity and artistic expression.
A cheerful animated paint drop named Gasfy guides students through the lessons, adding humor and helping make complex ideas more approachable for younger learners. Parents will also appreciate that all video content is presented at a G-rated level, with artwork edited when necessary for family viewing.
Each lesson extends beyond the screen with discussion questions, vocabulary development, writing activities, geography connections, history exploration, science tie-ins, and hands-on art projects. These cross-curricular activities help students retain what they've learned while encouraging creativity and critical thinking.
The flexible format works well for individual students, multi-age families, homeschool co-ops, classrooms, and enrichment programs. Because the lessons combine storytelling, discussion, and art projects, students with a wide range of interests often find themselves drawn into the material.
Rather than simply memorizing artists and paintings, students gain a deeper understanding of the ideas, innovations, and personalities that shaped the Post-Impressionist movement. The result is an art history experience that is educational, memorable, and genuinely enjoyable.
See some sample pages from the lesson plans to browse all this course has to offer.
How to Use Have I Got a Story For You!
- Plan to complete one lesson every 2–3 weeks. Each lesson includes a 20–30-minute video along with discussion questions, cross-curricular activities, and hands-on art projects, making it easy to spread the learning over multiple days.
- Start by watching the video together. The engaging storytelling introduces students to Post-Impressionist artists, artwork, and history in a way that's accessible for a wide range of ages.
- After the video, choose one or more activities from the lesson plan. You might complete an art project, explore a geography connection, tackle a writing assignment, or discuss the critical-thinking questions together. There's no need to do every activity—pick the ones that best fit your family and schedule.
- For multi-age families, watch the lessons together and then allow each child to complete activities at an appropriate level. The flexible format works especially well for siblings, homeschool co-ops, and small groups.
- Many families find that the videos are worth revisiting. Rewatch a favorite lesson and try a different art project or extension activity on the second pass.
Whether you complete one activity per lesson or dive into every extension project, Have I Got a Story For You! offers a memorable way to explore Post-Impressionist art, history, and creativity together.
The Post-Impressionist Series includes:
Download Instructions
Once your order has been placed, the videos and Curriculum Bundle will be sent via WeTransfer to your email. You will typically receive this within 4-6 business days, but it may take slightly longer during peak times. If you have not received your files within 4-6 business days, please check your spam folder and reach out so we can assist you.
You will need internet access to download the files, but after downloading, you can use the course without the internet. You will need a computer or device that can play videos and view PDFs. To print the flashcards and play the game Name That Artist, you will also need a printer and the ability to view PowerPoints. The publisher has kindly waived any expiration date on downloading the files.
Publisher's Information
Publisher: HiGASFY Productions
Instructor: Mrs. Beth
Age Recommendation: 6-13
Grade Recommendation: 1st-8th
Faith-Based: No
Lessons/Projects: 12 Videos and a Curriculum Bundle, which includes Lesson Plans
Format: Download
Awards and Endorsements from:Mom’s Choice Award Honoring Excellence!
Review by Farmhouse on Third:
“In today's video we are sharing HiGASFY, an art history course. We are loving this course.”
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Review by Schoolin' Swag:
“The videos were fun and engaging; my sons would always ask to watch another one when the video finished.”
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Review by Little Learner and Mom:
“If you are looking for a low-maintenance and easy-to-implement art program that your kids would love, I highly recommend you check out “Have I Got a Story for You” Renaissance Period.”
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Review by Mom's Quest to Teach:
“We found Have I Got a Story For You! to be a wonderful way to introduce art history curriculum into our homeschool lessons without too much muss and fuss.”
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Review by The M Word:
“Have I Got a Story for You! is an engaging and fun homeschool art curriculum.”
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Review by Making Everyday Magic:
“Come along as we try out this brand new to me downloadable art history series taught by Mrs. Beth and her paint drop pal, Gasfy.”
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Review by Life in the Mundane:
“Today I’m excited to share about a new art program for kids 1st-8th grade. We’re going to talk through what we thought and what you need to know if you're going to consider this curriculum.”
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- September 24, 2026
Adrianne N.
We love love love this series! It has opened up a world of art for my girls, that we didn’t have before. We learned so much and enjoy the flash cards and the questions and videos. My only complaint is that we want more :) Would love for Ms. Beth to do videos for higher grade levels :)
- September 23, 2026
DDB
This art package is very well done! Not only is it engaging for my son (and myself!) , but there are so many extra activities that can be done to deepen understanding and keep conversations going. We rewatch and redo some lessons because they are just that fun! Many families will love this.
- August 22, 2026
Jane
Phenomenal. The videos alone are worth it. I am very excited to watch the other four in the series with my child. Very informative, engaging, and just the perfect art history program for elementary and middle schoolers.
- August 4, 2026
MN M.
The kids (6, 9, 12) like it, but I feel like it could use more information, be more informative and was very very dated. My kids almost never watch films, so they didn’t mind, but it felt like it was animated two decades ago…?
- May 21, 2026
Rachelle
We have used all of the HIGASFY products. It is so fun and engaging.
- February 17, 2026
Fun Art Curriculum
Steph H.
My kids have been enjoying Higasfy art. The stories are really interesting and bring famous artwork to life. Even some older siblings have started watching the episodes and doing the art projects along with the younger siblings. The lesson plans are great to enhance the study. You could easily go through this more than once a year or over different school years and do different projects or follow different "avenues" of learning. We are looking forward to continuing this series.
- April 17, 2025
LOVE
Rachelle
We all watch these videos several times. They are so well done. I would give it 10 stars if I could.
- February 19, 2025
art class
a
My kids are loving this art class!!!
- September 4, 2024
Educational, Informative, and Fun
Hannah C.
This series was very educational, informative, and fun for my kids. It’s their favorite subject of home school and always look forward to the new lessons. The stories made my kids understand not only the paintings and artists, but also appreciate history throughout the presentations. They ask to visit certain museums to see the artworks mentioned in the series and tell their friends stories behind the artwork as well.
- June 14, 2024
Mixed feelings
Jill W.
I love the videos and that they were sent to us. I know they were trying to keep cost down for the consumer but I did feel I needed a printed copy of the curriculum.
