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We look for capes and colorful suits when we think of superheroes. Little do we know that sometimes, the hero we’re looking for is found when we look at ourselves in the mirror.
Innumerable superheroes in movies and TV shows exist yet the best heroes we can have are ourselves. The students are about to realize this as they dress up as heroes they want to become and own it!
If it is true that fun lessons help students learn better then math fans are in for a real treat! Imagine adding numbers by using glow-in-the-dark stacking cups! This is one review session students will not easily forget!
The next great director’s career starts here! This simple, movie making exercise will help students learn the basics of film-making and story telling. Grab those little clay actors, fix up your backgrounds and let’s start shooting!
Do you feel at ease and peaceful when you see the color blue or do you feel an intense emotion when you see the color red? It is said that colors evoke certain emotions. Let your emotions show and have fun in this activity!
As some may say, dancing is a form of art in motion. Unlock the students’ dancing skills and have the class watch them express themselves through their graceful dancing movements!
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