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Help with a Lesson Please

My daughter in teaching a lesson to children aged between 7 and 11 and needs an 'artistic' project for these themes: Earth, Fire, Water and Air. Can anyone help please?


smurfchops  Fri 11/04/08 21:03
Steve.5
Fri 11/04/08
21:13
try music themes which contain those elements eg groups lyrics & song titles
philandlil
Fri 11/04/08
21:21
How about star signs they could use their own personal star sign and element and maybe draw a picture incorporating them.
Theres some info at the link below about astrological signs
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_signs

Whickerman
Sat 12/04/08
14:17
They are the four ancient elements, and are also the basis of astrolgy and the tarot etc.
they also have their own spirit entities known as elementals. If you go to google images and type elementals there's a plethora of artistic interpretation she could use a s the basis for her project.
riscagirl
Tue 15/04/08
17:46
If it's just 'a lesson' to that age group (which seems a very large span IMO) it would seem easier for her to diivde them into four - one to represent each of the elements. If as you say it's only one lesson she will have no time to introduce the topic .......ie play music/show art/discuss/look at science. She has an hour - they are huge topics!
Divide the class in 4. Let each group - write/paint ot whatever what they feel about those four elements!
It's a very big ask - each one of those should take at least a half-term NOT a lesson!
RG
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