Your child will explore Australian Aboriginal dot painting, one of the world’s oldest living art traditions. Students learn how patterns and symbols share stories about land and identity while creating their own painted wooden boomerang.

Materials included: Wooden boomerang, acrylic/poster paint (earth tones, black, white), dot tools, palette, aprons.

Students will discover Indonesia’s traditional shadow puppetry and how stories from the Ramayana and Mahabharata teach lessons about character and community. Your child designs and assembles their own puppet, bringing it to life through light and storytelling.

Materials included: Puppet templates, coloring tools, fasteners, sticks, screen, flashlight.

Inspired by Ancient Roman mosaics, your child will arrange colorful pieces into meaningful designs that reflect daily life, nature, or personal stories—just as people did centuries ago.

Materials included: Colored paper, templates, cardboard base, glue, scissors.

Your child learns linocut printmaking, carving designs into soft linoleum to reproduce bold graphic images. Students explore how printmaking made art more accessible and became a powerful tool for sharing ideas.

Materials included: Linoleum blocks, carving tools, brayer, ink/paint, paper.

Students experiment with combining images, text, and graphics using digital platforms, discovering how technology expands creative possibilities and speeds up communication.

Materials brought by students: Laptop with Canva.

Your child transforms still images into moving stories through simple animation and motion techniques. By combining visuals, rhythm, and storytelling, students experience how movement changes meaning.

Materials brought by students: Smartphone camera, laptop.

Materials included: Tripod, modeling clay, colored paper, miniature figures.