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How good would you look like dressed as your favorite literary character? This activity is your chance to see the answer for yourself!
The students will showcase their interests in literary works by dressing up as different literary characters. They will conduct a parade and present the characters they will portray. This activity is a great idea for Halloween, especially if the school permits students to dress up in costumes.
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!
As Carol Thomas quoted, “Talents are meant to be shared.” Let the students take part in an exhibition of their existing, hidden, and potential talents in this program!
A French Proverb states that “learning is the eye of the mind”, primarily because it lets us see the world in many ways. This activity will allow the students to pursue learning based on their preferences.
Original and imaginative crafts will significantly help build your students’ imaginations and fine motor abilities. And making silly hats are a great option to try if you’re seeking some Fun Friday crafts to introduce to your students!
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