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People have had gnomes in their garden and hung with their Christmas stockings for years but few know that gnomes were dwarvish creatures known to protect animals, enrich gardens and guard buried treasure. Let’s go make our own gnomes!
This activity will help students learn skills like using a glue gun, cutting felt and faux fur and using cottons to make a structure more stable. They will also learn how to follow detailed instructions and ask for guidance when they need it.
The Leprechaun is a common symbol of good luck and a familiar face when celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. This lesson, students will create a bookmark that looks like a lucky leprechaun.
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.
Rawr, rawr! Create your own fun animal puppets that open their mouths wide! With just a few snips and drops of glue, you will find tons of fun with this art activity. Ready to take a bite of the action? Then let’s go!
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.
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