Q-Tip Fireworks
Lesson Plan:
Activity:
Q-Tip Fireworks
Lesson plan developed by Ms. Erika Geelhoed, BA Ed
Age Group:
* Lesson plan objective and assessment can be adapted to use this activity with school-age children.
Objectives:
Children will:
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Creative Arts
Creative arts development promotes creativity, individual expression, self-esteem, imagination, and appreciation of cultural diversity. Through music, movement, visual arts, and dramatic arts, young children are encouraged to explore and express themselves creatively.
Creative expression is important for many reasons, but partially because it supports children’s cognitive growth, problem-solving skills, and growing insight into the world around them. Creative arts provides children with an opportunity to explore and express him/herself in ways that stimulate brain growth and experience in many expressions of human intelligence. Such opportunities help children to develop their talents and recognize their own uniqueness.
Creative expression is important for many reasons, but partially because it supports children’s cognitive growth, problem-solving skills, and growing insight into the world around them. Creative arts provides children with an opportunity to explore and express him/herself in ways that stimulate brain growth and experience in many expressions of human intelligence. Such opportunities help children to develop their talents and recognize their own uniqueness.