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Why wait till you grow old to show the world who you want to be when you can do it now? Create popsicle versions of your dream job in the future in this art activity.
The students will create a representation of who they want to be in the future using popsicle sticks and colored papers. They should think of why it is their dream and how they can attain those dreams.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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