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Place Setting and Clay Pizza (Oct. 29th) Description: Kids will learn about the art of place setting by creating their own place mats. With the time remaining they will create a clay pizza for their place setting Objectives: 1. Cultural ideas: Teaching the importance of preparation and why it is …
Objective: to teach not judging by having students create art based off the outline of their hand 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 the line inside the hand, …
Collection Jars Objective: To have students showcase what they value through developing collaging skills and remembering acceptance. 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 would likely value. …
Treasure Map Goals: 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. Prep: Make a treasure Map on construction paper with a start, at …
No food says party quite like pizza! Today we will show you how to teach your young ones to combine the excitement of pizza with healthy choices! Be sure to watch our video tutorial so you can create your own healthy-pizza-art-party! This is a great project for any day, maybe …
Lesson Students create plays around a theme or topic, creating in-depth stories with backdrops and characters. A great way to introduce perseverance. Create a play about a character or characters that succeed with determination. Project Idea Perseverance, theater, body kinesthetic Recommended Ages Preschool to early elementary Historical Art Examples or …
Description: Drawing on black paper Objectives: Students practice a subtractive method of drawing and feel secure in expressing their feelings. Author: Kristin, edit by Blair Grade level or Target Age Range: Preschool to middle school Sample, Historical Art Examples, and References: Edvard Munch, Norway Vocabulary: Contrast, Motion, Expressionism Materials: White oil pastels, white crayon, or chalk, …
people walking on street during daytime by D Konishi, via Unsplash Individual shoebox diorama displaying a portrait of a character, the student, or someone the student knows, in a landscape within the interior of the cardboard box. Lesson 1. Appreciation for and understanding the environment, ourselves, and each other. 2. …
