ART 

1. Upper Junior Art: Paint and Stencil

• Objective: Teach students how to use paint and stencils to create art pieces.
• Materials Needed:
  • Stencils (pre-made or homemade)
  • Paints (acrylic, tempera, or poster paint)
  • Brushes, sponges, or rollers
  • Paper, canvas, or fabric for painting
  • Protective aprons and newspaper to cover surfaces
• Activity Ideas:
  • Introduce the concept of stencils and how they can be used to create repeated patterns or images.
  • Demonstrate how to place a stencil and apply paint evenly using sponges or brushes.
  • Let students create their own designs with a stencil or cut out simple shapes to use as stencils.
  • Experiment with layering different stencil designs and colors for a mixed effect.
• Display:
  • Create a classroom or corridor display with the finished stencil paintings.
  • Arrange paintings in a grid or themed pattern to show variety and creativity.
  • Include student names and brief descriptions of their technique or inspiration.

2. Upper Junior Youl Placement Making and Display

I’m not sure if “Youl” is a typo or specific term—did you mean “Yule” (as in Christmas/Yuletide) or “Youth” placement? Or perhaps “tool” placement? If you clarify, I can help more precisely. For now, I’ll cover a couple of possibilities:

a) Yule Placement Making and Display (Christmas-themed project)

• Objective: Create themed table or room placements for the holiday season.
• Materials Needed:
  • Cardboard, paper, fabric
  • Decorations like glitter, ribbons, stickers
  • Markers, paint, glue
  • Natural items like pine cones, holly, or cinnamon sticks
• Activity Ideas:
  • Design and make festive place cards or small table decorations.
  • Use painting, cutting, and assembling techniques to create 3D placements.
  • Incorporate seasonal symbols like stars, trees, or reindeer.
• Display:
  • Arrange placements on a decorated table or a classroom shelf.
  • Allow students to explain their designs or the meaning behind them.

b) Placement Making and Display (General craft or organization)

• Objective: Teach students to design and organize items for a specific purpose (e.g., a classroom display or project presentation).
• Materials Needed: Paper, cardboard, labels, colors, scissors, glue.
• Activity Ideas:
  • Create placemats or table displays for events or subjects.
  • Design name tags, labels, or informational cards.
• Display:
  • Showcase the organized placements in a visually appealing way.