At Southwark on Tuesdays From 3-4:10 pm with Sunrise of Philadelphia Middle school age studentsFrom 4:10-5pm with United Communities elementary age students 1. March 19 – Cactus, Plants, Gardens2. March 26 – Perspective 3. April 2 – April Fools4. April 9 – April Showers5. April 16 -Easter Eggs and patterns6. …
Picture of classroom activity Grade Level Rational: This project is great for 3 and 4 year olds who are really just starting to get a hang of their surroundings, and understanding that the world is a much larger place. Objectives: Students will be able to tackle the persona of an …
Picture of classroom activity Grade Level Rational: This lesson is perfect for 3 and 4 year olds because they are just starting to recognize their name, and how to spell it. This lesson also gives students some freedom on what outer space looks like to them. Objectives: Students will be …
Twenty-one young, spirited, creative minds joined together to make a Field of Flowers based on Art Workshops for Children by Hurvé Tullet. They were eager to use their new found favorite material: Kwik Stiks. Kwik Stiks are used like glue sticks, except they are quick-drying tempera paints instead of glue. The …
This past Tuesday, January 22nd, was my first day back in the classroom since the holidays. I was excited to see the students again! We started off, as usual, with our sixth grade class. They were in such an energetic mood. For our first day back in class, we gave …
This is Dorian here and I’m going to tell you what happened on MLK Day. On MLK day, Art Sphere Inc. hosted an event to share our free online lesson plan book and resources with the public while volunteers prepped after-school program craft projects for children. We met in the …
Everyone is familiar with the concept of music. Music is a collection of instruments played to produce a harmony of sound, but there is so much more to it than just that! Music incorporates many subjects you may already be familiar with, such as math, language, history, reading, and even …
To play a recorder it is fairly simple! To play a low ‘C’, you press your fingers down over all the holes and blow! For a low ‘D’, press all fingers down except the very bottom pinky. Next is an ‘E’, where all fingers except the last two are pressed …
