CONNECT
Through art, people can convey their emotions, ideas, and cultures in unique and creative ways.
From ancient times to the present day, art has been a fundamental part of society. It connects us with other people, makes us think, inspires us, and helps us understand different perspectives. Sometimes, art can challenge us and make us question what we know, and other times, it can bring us comfort and joy.
Each person can have a different interpretation of the same work of art, which makes art so special and personal. It allows us to explore our imagination and creativity, and encourages us to see the world in new and surprising ways.
Art is everywhere around us, from the most renowned museums to the streets of our city. It reminds us of the beauty and diversity of the world we live in, and invites us to appreciate the simple and extraordinary things that surround us every day. So, the next time you encounter a work of art, allow yourself to dive into this world of expression and discovery.
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CONTEMPLATE
• How does art allow people to convey their emotions, ideas, and cultures?
• What type of art do you know?
ACTIVITY PROPOSAL
PUPPET THEATER
Puppet theater is a form of art where characters are manipulated through puppets, dolls, or puppets. With a long history and practiced in various cultures, puppets are made from materials such as wood, paper mache, or fabric, and can be simple or elaborate. Controlled by manipulators, the characters come to life through strings, rods, or hands directly. This form of theater is known to entertain and educate simultaneously, addressing a wide range of themes, from fairy tales to social and political issues. It is often used as an educational tool in schools and cultural institutions, engaging children in a playful and interactive way. Evolving over the years, puppet theater has incorporated a variety of styles and techniques, remaining a captivating and diverse form of art capable of delighting audiences of all ages around the world.
CONSTRUCT
Build a puppet theater using the pieces from the LEGO® EDUCATION Technological Kit – WeDo 2.0.
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Watch the video and see how the puppet theater works:
ASSEMBLY PROGRAMMING
Make the puppet theater move as shown in the video.
1. Create the programming as shown below:
2. Explain to the rest of the class how the puppet theater worked.
CONTINUE
Answer the questions and share the answers with your classmates.
Did you find it difficult to put on the elastic band?
How many gears were used in the assembly and why?
After construction, store all materials used.