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Weekly Art & Play Activity Guide for Learning at Home: Provocations

April 23, 2020 by Leave a Comment

This Weekly Art & Play guide for learning at home promotes math, literacy and science through creativity. Join us for Provocations week!

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PROVOCATIONS WEEK!

Stretch and strengthen your child’s mastery of materials and creative confidence, while encouraging problem-solving, critical thinking, decision making, and iteration.

Each art & play activity will provide a little math, literacy, science, and community connection for children ages 3-8 with plenty of variations and extensions for younger and older kids.

This guide contains five days of activities that take you from sunrise to sunset with morning and afternoon rituals, supply lists, and lots of opportunities for creative expression.

Category: Learning at Home Tags: science, process art, building, Curriculum, homeschool, math, social studies, literacy, community, provocations, invitations, bubble wrap, circles, printmaking, drawing, recycled art, recyclables, tp rolls, cardboard tubes
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Muddy Monday are for outdoor exploration in the backyard or safely in your neighborhood. What can you make with natural materials?

Tinkering Tuesday has a math bent. How can we paint with these round shapes?

Wee Readers & Writers Wednesday has a literacy focus. What can we draw on these different shaped papers?

Together Thursdays has a social studies focus. What can we make with cardboard tubes and string?

Free Fridays has an extra dose of process art goodness. What can we build with these recycled materials?

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