PAINTING OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
Painting class with a social justice theme is a great and fun way for students to learn more about social justice. Students 4 to 8 years old can express their own views of social justice through paints and watercolor. This teaches them a valuable lesson of peace and equality, and may motivate them to take interest in the subject. By learning about social justice, students may, in the future, take initiative in their communities to promote fairness and equity.
Additionally, students may find an interest in painting during this activity as they discover a new way to express their thoughts and feelings. They can also share their paintings with each other and develop new friendships with their peers.
TALENT VOICES
From “Let It Go” from Frozen to “I’ll Make a Man Out of You” from Mulan, students will be able to learn any song from their favorite movie. It is a fun activity for the students and is a great way to get them interested in music. They might even be motivated to continue singing in the future. Students will receive vocal training and lessons, and after practicing, they will be able to perform their song of choice. Performing in front of others can be nerve-wracking, but it can teach them to be more confident and comfortable in presenting in front of an audience.
LITTLE DANCERS IN MOTION
Contemporary dance will be mixed with the theme of social justice in this class. Students will be able to convey their ideas and perceptions of social justice through the dance moves they learn in class. In this class, students will be prompted to explore the topic of social justice more as they think of ways they can express the topic through dance. For the students, this will be an enjoyable way in which they can learn more about social justice, which is, as of now, an extremely important topic in society. Additionally, they can learn more about this particular type of dancing, and they might even be able to recognize some contemporary dance moves the next time they watch a dance video online.
Not only does dancing encourage creativity, but it also allows students to socialize with each other as they learn dances as a team. Students can develop new friendships with their peers as they work together to learn dances.