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Puppet Theater in a Box: Flex Class
Jenya Frid
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(296)
Learners (and maybe their entire families) will have fun creating their own puppet theater from a shoe box and household materials.
Class experience
In this class, learners will have a chance to express themselves through visual and dramatic arts, entertain themselves and their family, and in the end, will have a portable puppet theater that can be easily adapted to new stories and dramatic play. Learning will happen through short instructional videos, illustrated instructional outlines and classroom messages. I will post instructions in the beginning of each week, and check in throughout the week to see the progress of the projects....
Students will support their literacy skills of identifying characters, plot and settings in a story. They will be creative and learn to visualize characters and settings, and practice expressing themselves with acting out a story or making their own.
Homework Offered
After watching the instruction videos, students will be working on creating the theater, puppet and set at home. While parents can certainly get involved and families can have fun together, young students will be able to complete most of steps with little parental help. Week 2 involves some cutting which I encourage parents to help with. Students will be asked to post the pictures of their projects in progress in the classroom, and to participate in classroom messaging discussion.1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
By posting your projects in progress, and participating in discussion, students will be able to share whether they were able to complete the project successfully, or if they had any difficulties. The difficulties will be addressed and questions answered as they come up.Grades Offered
A large shoebox or an equivalent size cardboard box, cardstock paper or old manila folders, sketch paper or copy paper, plastic straws or wooden skewers, scotch tape or masking tape, scissors, pencil, eraser, markers, crayons or colored pencils. Optional: a craft knife or box cutter (only for parental use), glue, various materials to decorate the theater, acrylic or tempera paint to paint the theater, brush, water container, hole punch, string, round head fasteners such as these (https://www.staples.com/Staples-Gold-Round-Head-Fasteners-3-8-Width-1-Capacity-100-PK/product_1804207).
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Some steps of the project involve cutting, and I always recommend parental guidance and supervision for that. You will know best whether your learner is able to cut safely. Providing a safe place to work, and necessary materials is another thing for parents to pay attention to. Parents are also encouraged to participate in this project and have fun together with their learners, if they'd like!
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(296)
My background includes professional illustration, printmaking, and an MA in Art History, but after many years of various jobs in the art world, I found that the best use of my knowledge and talent is teaching art to children. For the past 15...
Flex Class
$7
weekly or $28 for 4 weeks4 weeks
Completed by 4 learners
No live video meetings
Ages: 6-10
