Utilize a combination of skills from STEAM curriculum to make Science, Technology, English, Art, and Math subjects more accessible through hands-on projects that improve reasoning, and calculating skills.
1st graders (entering 2nd in the Fall), reviewed an analog clock for their art lesson. They began with a blank circle with two hands on the clock, attached with a brass fastener. I asked them what number goes at the top .. 12. So everyone wrote “12” at the top. …
Image by Nadia Bitter Stoll from her website Deschdanja Grade Level Rational: This project is suitable for preschoolers because they can learn how to concentrate and spatial perception as they orient their paper. They also have the skills to listen to instructions and create the proper folds. Objectives: -Students will …
Lesson To show love for mankind and animals by having students build their own barn with different animals. Prep Create a PowerPoint that has the instructions to build an origami house and other animals. The best way to do this is to go on google images and look up how-to’s …
Print out this PDF handout to create your own box! Cut the outer solid line and fold on the dotted lines. Use a glue stick to stick the tabs to the sides of the box to form your box. Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full …
Learn different types of geometric shapes with this handout below! Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
Print this handout below to design your own corners! Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
Title/Description: Origami Level: Elementary School Duration: One 45-minute class period Historical Overview: Japan Goals and Objectives: To introduce sculpting with paper Vocabulary: Origami – the art of paper folding Materials: Various square Japanese papers, glue Procedures: Day 1 Anticipatory Set: Show examples of origami and books of images of different …
Barnyard Origami Lesson Objective: To show a love for humankind and animals by having students build their own barn with different animals. Materials: Square pieces of white computer paper (5 or more per student), colored pencils, crayons, pencils Prep: Create a PowerPoint that has the instructions to build an …
