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Do you know how you look like? Does it matter? This activity will allow the students to show how they perceive themselves physically and will give them a grasp on its role in a person’s life.
In honor of Black History Month, the students will partake in an arts and crafts activity where they will have to pick out materials that will make the artwork look similar to them. This will teach them about the role of physical appearance to someone’s life.
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.
In search of a fun and easy Black History Month activity? Try this meaningful activity to learn more about Rosa Parks and the things she did which made a significant impact on the history of all Black people.
What’s round, colorful, and fun to make all throughout? DIY Paper Rings! In this activity, learners will be given origami papers that they will fold, roll, and draw on to make paper rings in the shape of cats.
One key takeaway about stopping the spread of COVID19 is to stop touching your eyes, nose and mouth but sometimes, we forget about it. What if we create something that will protect our face from being touched? Learn more about it in this lesson.
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