Photo Credit: Madison Rosenbaum
Lesson Plan
A Community Project
Since January 2020, I have been seeing how coronavirus quickly spreads and disrupts many people's lives.
In the time of crisis, I would like to contribute by providing some creative ideas for parents and children to do. This is the beginning of a journey of hope through arts and education. The project began on March 16, 2020. At first, I designed the challenges and post works done by children in my communities. I am surprised to receive feedbacks from Canada. A few moms in the community shared with me their artistic activities. Now, a group of art teachers in China are excited to share their lesson plans, too. This certainly has become a global community project. I am humbled to be able to share with their wisdom and experiences in this website (with modification and translation). I welcome you follow and be inspired by these lessons, then share your creation by simply email your artwork to me at [email protected].
In the time of crisis, I would like to contribute by providing some creative ideas for parents and children to do. This is the beginning of a journey of hope through arts and education. The project began on March 16, 2020. At first, I designed the challenges and post works done by children in my communities. I am surprised to receive feedbacks from Canada. A few moms in the community shared with me their artistic activities. Now, a group of art teachers in China are excited to share their lesson plans, too. This certainly has become a global community project. I am humbled to be able to share with their wisdom and experiences in this website (with modification and translation). I welcome you follow and be inspired by these lessons, then share your creation by simply email your artwork to me at [email protected].
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ABOUT MEDr. Yichien Cooper has been teaching and training integrating arts lessons for many years. She enjoys writing, reading, painting, and develop lesson plans that focus on creativity and problem solving .
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