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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.
Salt tastes good on popcorns and eggs but in this lesson, we are going to be using this tasty condiment in a colorful way.
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.
Learning about polymers and elasticity have never been this fun! Create bouncy balls using science and household materials in this activity.
In search of a fun and easy Black History Month activity? Try this meaningful activity to learn more about Rosa Parks and the things she did which made a significant impact on the history of all Black people.
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