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When we are together, we can achieve great things than what we can achieve alone. Help make others be aware of it by creating an artwork about unity.
In this lesson, the students will make some cut outs of different colors of hands attached in a circle as a symbol of peace and unity among nations in honor of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Same drawing, same time, on two different papers? Amazing! In this lesson, students will learn about pantographs and how they can use it to finish artworks faster.
You see them mostly in churches or even in palaces. They way the sun passes through them leaves you at awe. Have a try at this activity and let your students create their own stained glass artwork with just cardboard and colorful tissue papers.
Do you love seeing butterflies? Before they turned into beautiful butterflies and were able to fly, they were once caterpillars. We can appreciate the beauty in every caterpillar before they turn into a butterfly, which symbolizes love and hope.
Art has always been a potent weapon for depicting social issues and pushing for change. With this activity, students can express their desire for peace and equality by making a meaningful artwork.
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