These handouts are about the LGBTQ+ Artist, Paul Mpagi Sepuya who creates his art through the medium of portrait photography while utilizing certain objects. Follow the directions to create your own portrait photography like Sepuya. Check out Sepuya’s personal web page to learn more about him with the LGBTQ+ Artistic …
Pumas are the fourth largest cat in the world! They can’t roar, but can use whistles, screams, squeaks, and purrs to communicate. In Peruvian Quechua, puma means ‘powerful animal.’ Directions:1. Fold the paper in half like a book and cut along the outline.2. Draw the fur and the other details …
How do you say “welcome” in your culture? There are so many different languages and ways to say “welcome!” Color in the phrases below and learn about how other cultures greet each other! Click here to download the PDF Click here to view our Passport Page Click here for a …
Pitbulls are very loyal and gentle dogs. They are ranked as one of the calmest species. However, you should never assume another person’s dog will be friendly to you. Always ask permission before you approach and pet another person’s dog. Pitbull’s have similar emotions to humans, including being stubborn and …
Panthers are from Asia, America, and Africa. They are found in rainforests, swamps, savannas, mountains, and sometimes deserts and live around 15 years! Directions:1. Fold paper in half like a book and cut along the outline.2. Choose one tail to keep and cut off the other.3. Draw the fur and …
The cougar’s name comes from a combination of two indigenous names and was originally called a ‘cugar,’ which today we know as ‘cougar.’ Cougars eat animals like coyotes, porcupines, racoons, and deer and they can weigh up to 136 pounds! Directions:1. Fold the paper in half like a book and …
Learn fun penguin facts and follow the handouts to draw a penguin. Facts: 1. Penguins weigh anywhere from 2lbs to 80lbs.2. Although penguins are birds, they have flippers instead of wings.3. Penguins have white bellies so that, while they’re in the water, predators cannot distinguish them from the sky above.4.The …
These tiny animals get around 11 inches long, and in the wild live less than a year. They originate from Asia but are found all over the world due to humans. They love foods that are high in protein and sugar, but only eat around 1/10 of an ounce per day! …
