Develop Mix at least 3 new colors with watercolor paints and add to the community color wheel.

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Develop Mix at least 3 new colors with watercolor paints and add to the community color wheel.

Explore Spin the Spinner! Then make a sculpture based on the prompt. Use only materials at this table.

Spinner Prompt Examples Something to wear Something to play with Something real Something weird or creepy Something musical Something that moves

Express Pick a word prompt from the bag. Draw it with oil pastels. Return to bag.

Express Prompt Examples Political Adventurous Melancholy Assertive Flowing Sporty Calming Mesmerizing Vibrant Swirling

Observe Look at the “Eye Spy” books. List all the things you can find on one page. Try to draw at least one item in your sketchbook.

Envision Pick 2 word cards from the bag. Combine them into ONE drawing use your sketch book. Return cards to bag.

Envision Prompt Examples Couch Potato Blood Bath Sun Tan Super Man

Persist As a group build the tallest structure you can that won’t fall down. Keep trying and use all the blocks.