WEEK 2: Art and Music Resource Guide€¦ · at least 2 art/music activities a week for PreK, this...
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March 23rd, 2020 Week 2 is here and most importantly, I'm sending the LARGEST shout out to families for implementing art and music education at home - pat yourself on the back, because this isn't possible without you!! I've attached the art & music resource guide for week 2 - you and your student(s) can explore different art and music related activities, games, tours and how to videos from home! Activities are sorted by grade levels for easy access. Endless thanks to those who have been sending pictures and videos of your student(s) working, it has been a great relief to see our artists and musicians continuing to create during this time! I do not expect your student(s) to complete all the activities, but I do suggest 2-4 activities weekly to keep their creative juices flowing! I will ask that you or your student (depending on age) keep a log (example provided) to track the activities they have chosen to complete. These logs will be due upon our return to school. If your student completes an online drawing activity (how to draw/digitally) I would love to see them! Feel free to take a picture or screenshot them and send to my email at the bottom of this page. In the body of the email, please include student name, class and date the activity was completed. Feel free to go back to the resource guide from week 1 to continue other activities as well. If you have any questions/concerns or need help with a link, please contact me at any time through my email. Endless thanks for taking on the arts to share with your student(s)! d ART & MUSIC RESOURCE GUIDE - WEEK 2 CONTACT MS. HEROW ANY TIME [email protected]
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March 23rd, 2020 Week 2 is here and most importantly, I'm sending the LARGEST shout out to families forimplementing art and music education at home - pat yourself on the back, because this isn'tpossible without you!! I've attached the art & music resource guide for week 2 - you and yourstudent(s) can explore different art and music related activities, games, tours and how tovideos from home! Activities are sorted by grade levels for easy access. Endless thanks tothose who have been sending pictures and videos of your student(s) working, it has been agreat relief to see our artists and musicians continuing to create during this time! I do not expect your student(s) to complete all the activities, but I do suggest 2-4 activitiesweekly to keep their creative juices flowing! I will ask that you or your student (depending onage) keep a log (example provided) to track the activities they have chosen to complete.These logs will be due upon our return to school. If your student completes an online drawingactivity (how to draw/digitally) I would love to see them! Feel free to take a picture orscreenshot them and send to my email at the bottom of this page. In the body of the email,please include student name, class and date the activity was completed. Feel free to go back to the resource guide from week 1 to continue other activities as well. Ifyou have any questions/concerns or need help with a link, please contact me at any timethrough my email. Endless thanks for taking on the arts to share with your student(s)!
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A R T & M U S I C R E S O U R C E G U I D E - W E E K 2
Art & Music
Resource Guide for Families
Welcome &thank you!
CONTACT MS. HEROW ANY TIME [email protected]
*At the beginning of every art/music class, wetransition with a breathing exercise utilizing theHoberman’s Sphere. Students are welcome tocontinue their breathing during our time away fromschool - ask them to show you how! Art with Mati & Dada: VanGoghVIDEO EPISODE: Travel with Mati and Dada to learnabout Ms. Herow's favorite artist, Vincent VanGogh!Feel free to check our their YouTube Channel formore episodes! Sensory Art ActivitiesRECIPES: Scroll to the last page to see 20 differentsensory art recipes, including safe paint, dyedspaghetti, edible sand and more! Eric Carle Read AloudA RTIST READ ALOUD: Listen to artist and author ofThe Very Hungry Caterpillar, Eric Carle, read one of hismost famous stories aloud! The Very Hungry CaterpillarSTORY VIDEO: Kids can watch the animated versionof Eric Carle's The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Can you seeall the different painted papers used to make thesepictures? Head Shoulders Knees and ToesVIDEO: Body warm up for music class!
PRE-K
ART & MUSIC RESOURCES
*Click the links (in blue) to explore differentartists, songs, activities and more! I suggestat least 2 art/music activities a week for PreK,this will be sufficient for our 30 minuteweekly art/music sessions.
A R T & M U S I C R E S O U R C E G U I D E - W E E K 2
Create a RainbowPARENT ARTICLE/VIDEO: Spreadcheer in your town by creating arainbow for your window! Our areahas started the #845rainbowhunt Go for a walk and see if you can find arainbow!
Down by the BaySONG: Students learned this song inthe fall and has quickly become a classfavorite - don’t forget your motions!Parents and guardians, ask yourstudent to teach you!
Dog WalkDANCE: Students can watch/play thesong, start dancing and an adult canpause the song and students are tofreeze in a pose! Repeat for the lengthof the song.
PBS Kids MusicGAMES: Make music with a host ofPBS characters!
The Music Show: Episode 2VIDEO EPISODE: I've Got Rhythm -Students have been learning aboutkeeping rhythm. These videos offersongs and exercises for students topractice.
DIY Musical InstrumentsHOW TO VIDEO: If kiddos are itchingto make their own instruments, feelfree to get some inspiration fromRyan’s World! Without going to the store, utilize recyclables and otherextras around your house! If you end up creating aninstrument, take a picture and send it my way!
Big Bird Discovers the OrchestraLISTENING: Big Bird helps Maestrofind his orchestra! Throughout thismystery students will learn aboutdifferent instrument families found inan orchestra!
CONTACT MS. HEROW ANY TIME [email protected]
A R T & M U S I C R E S O U R C E G U I D E - W E E K 2
*At the beginning of every art/music class, wetransition with a breathing exercise utilizing theHoberman’s Sphere. Students are welcome tocontinue their breathing during our time away fromschool - ask them to show you how! Art with Mati & DadaVIDEO EPISODE: Travel with Mati and Dada to learnabout Ms. Herow's favorite artist, Vincent VanGogh!Feel free to check our their YouTube Channel formore episodes! Sensory Art ActivitiesRECIPES: Scroll to the last page to see 20 differentsensory art recipes, including safe paint, dyedspaghetti, edible sand and more! Eric Carle Read AloudARTIST READ ALOUD: Listen to artist and author ofThe Very Hungry Caterpillar, Eric Carle, read one of hismost famous stories aloud! The Very Hungry CaterpillarSTORY VIDEO: Kids can watch the animated versionof Eric Carle's The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Can yousee all the different painted papers used to makethese pictures?
KINDERGARTEN &
FIRST GRADE
ART & MUSIC RESOURCES
Create a RainbowPARENT ARTICLE/VIDEO: Spreadcheer in your town by creating arainbow for your window! Our areahas started the #845rainbowhuntGo for a walk and see if you can find arainbow! Down by the Bay 2SONG: Here is the second versionDown by the Bay! Can you create yourown motions for these new animals? Art for Kids Hub: How to DrawHOW TO DRAW VIDEO: Art for KidsHub is a great source for how to drawvideos. Click this link and it will takeyou to their main web page where youcan choose how to view videos.
Chris UphuesCOLORING: Our most recent artiststudy in first grade was Chris Uphues -check out his free digital coloringpages!
The Music Show: Episode 2VIDEO EPISODE: I've Got Rhythm -Students have been learning aboutkeeping rhythm. These videos offersongs and exercises for students topractice.
DIY Musical InstrumentsHOW TO VIDEO: If kiddos are itchingto make their own instruments, feelfree to get some inspiration fromRyan’s World! Without going to the store, utilizerecyclables and other extras aroundyour house! If you end up creating aninstrument, take a picture and send itto my email, I would love to see!
CONTACT MS. HEROW ANY TIME [email protected]
*Click the links (in blue) to explore differentartists, songs, activities and more! I suggestat least 2-4 art/music activities a week, thiswill be sufficient for our 40 minute weeklyart/music sessions.
A R T & M U S I C R E S O U R C E G U I D E - W E E K 2
CONTACT MS. HEROW ANY TIME [email protected]
*At the beginning of every art/music class, wetransition with a breathing exercise utilizing theHoberman’s Sphere. Students are welcome tocontinue their breathing during our time away fromschool - ask them to show you how!
Art with Mati & DadaVIDEO EPISODE: Travel with Mati and Dada to learnabout Ms. Herow's favorite artist, Vincent VanGogh!Feel free to check our their YouTube Channel formore episodes!
Sensory Art ActivitiesRECIPES: Scroll to the last page to see 20 differentsensory art recipes, including edible sand, fizzy blocks,ice cream play dough and more!
Harptoons Drawing LessonsHOW TO DRAW VIDEOS: Checkout artist SteveHarpster as he gets kids excited about creatingdrawings! Watch this Intro Video before you begin!
Robot Week with Cassie StephensHOW TO DRAW: Join one of Ms. Herow's favorite artteachers from Tennessee for art class! This week,Cassie will teach you how to draw a robot - moreepisodes to come!
GRADE 3 ONLYThe Scream VRVIDEO: Take a step into the creation of creating avirtual reality (VR) painting with artist Estella Tse!
SECOND & THIRD GRADE
ART & MUSIC RESOURCES
*Click the links (in blue) to explore differentartists, songs, activities and more! I suggestbetween 2-4 art/music activities a week, thiswill be sufficient for our 40 minute weeklyart/music classes.
Create a RainbowPARENT ARTICLE/VIDEO: Spreadcheer in your town by creating arainbow for your window! Our areahas started the #845rainbowhuntGo for a walk and see if you can find arainbow! DIY Mini BookHOW TO VIDEO: Use 1 sheet of paperto make your own mini book! Down by the Bay 2SONG: Here is the second versionDown by the Bay! Can you create yourown motions for these new animals? Orchestra: Indiana JonesVIDEO: Watch the Berlin Philharmonicplay the theme song from IndianaJones! Have you heard this tune? Howmany instruments do you recognize? DIY Musical InstrumentsHOW TO VIDEO: If kiddos are itchingto make their own instruments, feelfree to get some inspiration fromRyan’s World! Without going to the store, utilizerecyclables and other extras aroundyour house! If you end up creating aninstrument, take a picture and send itto my email, I would love to see! GRADE 2 ONLYLet's Go Fly A KiteSONG LYRICS: We learned this songjust before school closed, doremember the words? Mary Poppins, Let's Go Fly A KiteMOVIE CLIP: Feel free to watch thesong from the 1964 original motionpicture!
A R T & M U S I C R E S O U R C E G U I D E - W E E K 2
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Accountability Log
Create a log: (on lined paper, computer paper, etc) titled with your student(s) name and classroom teacher, including the following:
Directions: In order to track your students progress during our closure, I ask that you or yourstudent (depending on age), create an accountability log for the duration of ourtime away from school. 1.
-date of activity
-activity completed
-letter rating of the activity
2. Rate the activity: after completing an activity from the resource guide, have your student rate it utilizing the thumbs up system:
Thumbs up = loved the activity (G)
Thumbs to the side = thought the activity was okay (Y)
Thumbs down = would rather not do it again (R)
*When filing out the rating column, students may use the letters (as shown above) to correspond with the thumb rating of their choice.
EXAMPLE: DATE ACTIVITY RATING
3/25/2020 Art for Kids Hub: How to DrawPuppy Leprechaun
G
3/25/2020Children's Museum ofIndianapolis: Learn AboutLuminescence
G
3/26/2020 Down by the Bay G
*Accountability logs will be due upon return to school*
CONTACT MS. HEROW ANY TIME [email protected]
A R T & M U S I C R E S O U R C E G U I D E - W E E K 2
Sensory Art ActivitiesDouble click the picture below to interact and scroll through 20 differentsensory art recipes - experiment and see what you can come up with!
