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Who doesn’t get excited over 3D movies? Those really make people and animals come alive and you’d swear they were so real! Today’s activity brings that cinematic effect to the classroom through colored cellophane sheets and red/blue markers.
This activity will help students understand how depth perception and color filters work in three-dimensional images through simple DIY tasks like making their own stereosope and designing their first anaglyph.
There is no better way to end a tiring day than to have a good night’s sleep and dream catchers are believed to help people reach that. In this activity, students will create their own dream catchers in a very unique shape.
Mazes are amazing. They are fun, challenging, and makes us think. How about creating a maze for your fingers? Learn more about it in this art lesson.
Imagination is a great resource material. It can help people create wonderful things out of discarded items and in this lesson, we are going to use that to turn an old picture frame to a key holder.
Scents can awaken memories. But some scents can stimulate our senses to make us feel something, too, such as lavender is associated to relaxation. The students will put these in a bottle in this activity.
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