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Early Childhood: Gorgeous Brown
Students collect natural found materials and experiment with creating centerpieces, arrangements, and more. This is a great Reggio Emilia-inspired lesson and parents can help their children gather the natural materials from outside.
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Early Childhood: Collaborative Monster Challenge
Young students invent and draw their own monsters and collaborate with preservice teachers to bring them to life.
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Elementary: Covering Comic Book Covers
Students recreate well-known comic-book covers through clever, colorful drawings and add their own unique twists.
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Middle School: Cardboard Guitars
Middle-school students construct 3D corrugated cardboard relief sculptures based on the cubist guitars of artists Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque.
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Middle School: Safe Shadows
Students collaborate to create light and shadow photography compositions that explore the concept of the word “safety” and what that means to them.
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High School: Innovation & Interpretation
High-school students create art that expresses a unique point of view and challenges the viewer to interpret the story within.
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High School: Building a STEAMy Stop-Motion with Design Thinking
A STEAM-powered stop-motion lesson is taught to high-school students through a Design Thinking lens. Students follow the seven steps of Design Thinking to complete their animations.
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