A4L at Home LIVE
#A4LatHomeLIVE is a series of live sessions with A4LMiami Teaching Artists sharing tips and activities to boost creativity, critical thinking and fun from home!
Every weekday through June 3rd, our Teaching Artists will be providing fun, interactive Visual and Performing arts lessons for you to follow along with – all on Facebook Live!
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Weekly Schedules (Click to expand)
VISUAL ARTS
Turtle Printmaking with Marah Gaiti Valenzuela
Grades K-2 (all levels welcome)
- Thin cardboard box: Cereal/cookie box (1 piece, 8.5 x 11″)
- Glue (glue stick is best)
- Scissors
- Crayons or Color Pencils
- Aluminum foil (1 piece, 8.5 x 11″)
- White paper (1 sheet, 8.5 x 11″)
- Markers (water based, any color)
- Sponge (any size – will use to dampen paper)
- Bowl with water (big enough for your sponge)
Origami Pigs with Carlos Sanjurjo
Grades 6-8 (all levels welcome)
Marker Tie-Dye with Fernando Sucre
Grades K-2 (all levels welcome)
Rubber bands
Markers – permanent or water based
Rubbing alcohol
Empty spray bottle, perfume bottle, water gun – something to make a splash with!
White fabric piece: sock, shirt, handkerchief, etc.
PERFORMING ARTS
NOTE: As with all dance and exercise routines, you need to keep good form to avoid and reduce the risk of injury. While we have taken great care to present safe movements and programming, you are performing them at your own risk. Arts for Learning/Miami, Inc. will not be responsible or liable for any injury or harm you sustain as a result of our online dance/fitness/creative movement videos.
Caribbean Fusion Dance with Marisol Blanco
Grades 3-5 (all levels welcome)
Modern Dance with Dario Moore
Grades 6-8 (all levels welcome)
I am Strong! Yoga + Movement with Stephany Item
Grades 6-8 (all levels welcome)
LITERACY
Literacy Tips with Literacy Coach Michelle Orol
For Parents, Guardians & Teachers
Mr. Orollreviews fun and effective exercises to boost #reading skills, #phonics and #vocabulary retention – using the book “The Summer Nick Taught His Cats to Read,” by Curtis Manley.