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Are you tired of using the same type of paint over and over again in your art classes? Here’s a cool way to add excitement to it! This includes ingredients you never thought were possible to be used as paint.
In this lesson, the students will learn how shades of colors can be created. They will use food coloring to create secondary colors using the primary colors: red, blue, and yellow.
Learning about polymers and elasticity have never been this fun! Create bouncy balls using science and household materials in this activity.
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.
Figuratively, our hearts are the softest parts of our body. But what if it is made of straws and is formed of various triangles? The students’ hidden talents in architecture will shine in this activity.
Explore, discover, imagine, create, and learn about your five senses by creating a sensory bag in this lesson that will help you understand more about your body and how it reacts to the world.
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