Prior to class, please find art supplies to have during the class that you feel is appropriate to use. Students will be creating a trap in 15-20 minutes with anything they already have and can use found around the house.

Materials include, and are not limited to, 
building blocks, straws, colored construction papers, popsicle sticks, cotton balls, toilet paper rolls, magnetic tiles, markers, colored pencils, kid-friendly glue, scissors (younger children need to be supervised), shoebox, boxes, leaves, plastic cups, utensils, strings, rubber bands, plastic bottles, shiny coins, ...and etc. 

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Learners will hear a kid-friendly Irish-folklore about the tricky Leprechaun. This art project is not to create any more mom-performance anxiety, but to allow children to independently use their imaginations, have fun and be creative, while practicing public speaking skills, taking turns, listening skills and more. 

If parents are afraid that the learner will be disappointed when they cannot catch this magical creature in the flesh, there are plenty of ideas online where they often leave behind evidence of their presence – footprints, shamrocks, gold coins (chocolate or gold dollar coins), or a note for the children who set the trap.