Puppet and Puppet Show Lessons – Part 1 (Two class project) Lesson To have students create puppets with clear differences and have the class later perform a play about accepting the differences. Recommended Ages Preschool to elementary Prep Create a puppet from a brown paper bag with a trait that …
Lesson To have students showcase what they value through developing collaging skills and remembering acceptance. Recommended Ages Preschool to elementary Prep Have enough white computer pages with a jar drawn on them. Also bring in different pages from magazines and catalogs that have things the children in their age group …
Lesson To teach not judging by having students create art based off the outline of their hand. Recommended Ages Preschool to elementary Prep Provide an example of a 3D hand. Start by tracing your hand. Start creating the lines horizontally. Have the lines outside of your hand be straight, arch …
Lesson To have the class cooperate and work together to build a dragon structure in honor of Chinese New Year Recommended Ages Early elementary Background Information Chinese New Year centers around the mythology that the beast Nian would come to villages to eat livestock, crops and villagers. Nian was discovered …
Lesson To have kids think about what they treasure and the obstacles they are willing to overcome to reach this treasure. Have children reach this goal by using sequential thinking, directionals skills and displaying emotional intelligence. Recommended Ages Elementary Prep 1. Make a treasure Map on construction paper with a …
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SUMMARY: Fundraising is more than just asking for money or sending out grant appilcations. It involve a lot of research to determine the most likely funders as well as gathering accurate information to write solid proposals, determining the alignment of our mission to the funders’ priorities and identifying personal connections …
Becoming a knight was a great honor. Only boys could become knights and most came from families of nobility. Knights believed in the code of chivalry, which meant promised to defend the weak, be courteous to all women, be loyal to their king, and serve God at all times. When …
