A Thursday morning library program for homeschool families.
Goals:
·
Opportunity
to explore STEAM concepts in a relaxed setting.
·
Participants
can socialize and connect with other homeschool families.
·
Students
build confidence and cooperative skills by completing tasks
together.
Name tag table:
Invite participants to create a name tag using the die cut shapes, tape, and pens.
Getting to know you board:
Invite participants to answer the question on the whiteboard so that we can get to know each other.
QUESTION: If you could trade places
with any animal, which one would it be?
Activity of the day: Let’s get artsy!
1) Three stations to create heart art using
three different methods.
2) Be creative.
Supplies:
·
Signs
with station directions
·
Tablecloth
·
Craft
foam hearts
·
Receipt
roll centers
·
Variety
of colored paint
·
White
glue
·
Paper
plates
·
Paint
·
Rollers
to smooth paint (didn’t actually use these much)
·
Half
sheets of white paper
·
Heart
die cuts
·
Crayons
·
Pencils
with erasers
·
White
paper
·
Variety
of colored paper
·
Pencils
·
Scissors
·
Stickers
·
Color
pens
Station #1 – Heart stamping
Glue a craft foam
heart to one end of a receipt roll center to create a stamp. Use the paint as the ink.
Station #2 – Eraser rubbing
image transfer
Color a line of
crayon around the edge of a die cut heart.
Place this heart on a sheet of white paper. Hold the heart in place, use the eraser on a
pencil to rub the crayon wax onto the white paper.
Station #3 – Cut a
heart
Fold a piece of color
paper in half. Draw half a heart on
it. Cut it out and open it to reveal a
perfectly symetrical heart shape.
Decorate the heart with the supplies on hand. A great time to practice scissor cutting skills!
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