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Storytime: "Magic Trash" & Recyclable Art Project
Alycia Wright, M.Ed
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(1,517)
Youth will learn about African American recycling artist, Tyree Guyton, known for his magic trash & community art. After the presentation, students will gather household "trash" and create their own recycled art piece. (Earth Day)
Class experience
Students will hear the story of Tyree Guyton. Mr. Guyton is an African American artist who is known for the art he creates in his neighborhood and yard, using items considered trash to many. Students will discuss the idea of who gets to decide what is art and what materials are considered trash. After the story has been read, students will use the random items considered trash or recyclables from around the house to create a piece of art. The teacher will provide an inspiration word (Ex....
1. Students will learn about Tyree Guyton 2. Students will be asked a variety of questions about what people consider art vs trash 3. Students will use their creativity to make their own art from items found around the house.
Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
1. Questions and answers about the story 2. Final art product.Grades Offered
This list are some suggestions. Students may use various items found in nature and around the house. I would recommend students have about 5-6 items to work with, in addition to glue and/or tape, scissors, and a marker. Potential items could include; cotton balls, buttons, sticks, pebbles, rice, macaroni, corn, beans, newspapers, magazines, box, bottle, bottle tops, popsicle sticks, construction paper, paper clips, rubber bands, puzzle pieces, old birthday/greeting cards, leaves, flower petals, seeds, old sock/ fabric, feathers, googly eyes, old doll parts/broken toys, yarn, etc.
Younger students may need help with art project, in terms of fine & gross motor skills.
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(1,517)
I am an experienced and licensed educator of over ten years. My expertise is in reading, comprehension and phonetic training. I have certifications in Exceptional Education, Gifted Education and Instructional Technology. I enjoy teaching many...
Group Class
$13
per classMeets once
40 min
Completed by 227 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-10
5-13 learners per class
