Give a creative idea how to begin a lesson. The academic subject for which the text must be created - Art. Content must be appropriate for P...
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Which subjectArt
What age groupPreschool / Nursery
What topicAll About me
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Lesson Opening: All About Me

Introduction to "All About Me"

Welcome to a fun and exciting day in our art class! Today, we’re going to explore the wonderful world of "All About Me." This lesson will help us learn more about ourselves and our friends, and we’ll create beautiful artworks that celebrate our individuality.

Beginning the Lesson: The Magic Circle

Gathering Together

  1. Circle Time: Invite all the children to sit in a circle. Let’s start with a warm and friendly atmosphere where everyone feels happy and safe.

  2. Icebreaker Activity: Pass around a colorful, soft ball. Each child will take a turn to catch the ball and share something special about themselves. It could be their favorite color, a fun fact, or perhaps their favorite food!

Introducing the Theme

  1. Storytime Connector: After everyone has shared, introduce a short story relating to self-identity. For instance, you might read “I Like Myself!” by Karen Beaumont. This fun and lively book helps children understand the importance of self-acceptance and brings a joyful energy to the room.

  2. Discussion: Ask questions like, "What makes you unique?" or "What do you love about yourself?" Encourage the children to express their thoughts and ideas. This will build friendships and create a sense of community.

Spark Creativity

Art Activity Introduction

  1. Supplies Showcase: Display various art supplies (colored paper, markers, crayons, stickers, etc.). Excite the children about what they might choose to create!

  2. Instructions: Explain that they will be making an "All About Me" collage or self-portrait. Guide them by saying, "We are going to use colors and shapes to show who we are, what we like, and what makes us special!"

Closing the Beginning

  1. Enthusiastic Encouragement: Conclude the opening by saying, "Let’s get started! Remember, there’s no right or wrong way to create your art. Just like each of you, every creation will be unique and beautiful!"

This joyful beginning will set the tone for an engaging and creative lesson, allowing preschoolers to express themselves and learn about their peers in a fun and artistic way.