Hello, I wanted to share a simple ‘Art Game’ with you today. In this game, one person starts to draw an incomplete drawing while their partner closes their eyes. The drawer then folds or covers their paper so that most of their drawing is not visible. Then their partner finishes the drawing. For younger children, you may choice not to fold or cover the drawing. This type of simple activity can be used to evoke creativity, explore different visual ideas, introduce young children to collaborative work, and to prompt discussions about art. Having a range of different educational games that you can play with your children is one way that you can support them to make the most out of remote learning. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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