Week 6
challenges
May 25-29
Theme: Courage
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Week 6
Choose the challenge(s) you would like to complete from the options listed below
Choose the challenge(s) you would like to complete from the options listed below
It could be a photo, a video, a screenshot or even just a note describing what you did.
The following challenges are meant to support areas of ADST and STEM curriculum.
Art:
Art:
Shadow Art
What does your shadow say about your Courage?
Materials:
Paper
writing utensil (pen, marker, pencil, etc)
object(s) to trace. (toys, kitchen stuff, plant, etc)
Shadow art is a unique form of sculptural art where the 2D shadows cast by a 3D sculpture.
The best time of day to do it? Whenever the sun is out and casting its shadow! Although you could use an indoor light as well.
In my shadow art, I choose an object around my house. It is a fish sculpture that sits on my water tank. I traced around the fish many times, I moved it around the paper to create an artistic effect. As I was tracing my fish, my cat (Ahsoka) decided she wanted to be traced as well. See if you can find the 2 cat heads.
Computers:
Computers:
Create Your Own Retro Arcade Game
It takes courage to try something new, but your character will also need courage to face the adventures you create in your very own retro arcade game!
Create your own by clicking here!
You can use the website without signing up but you will not be able to save or share it if you don't create an account.
For some tips and tricks to getting started watch this video:
Challenge from
Mrs. Naish
Home Ec:
Home Ec:
Just Try It
At Home Learning Opportunity for Home Ec - Week 6.pdfChallenge from
Ms. Hooper
Music
Music
Compose Your Own Drum Beat!
As this week is all about courage, I thought it would be a great opportunity for KVR to practice their composing skills. So, we are going to create our own drum beats!
Using Splice Beatmaker, click the different squares on the grid to add or subtract different sounds to your beat. Each row has a different sound, and each column (along the bottom of the squares) represent the different pulses of your beat.
To hear your beat played back to you, press the triangle "play button" in the top left corner. Use the "Tempo" menu to change the speed of your beat.
Once you are happy with your drum beat, snap a recording of it and send it to me!
Have fun, and have the courage to get creative in your beat making!
Challenge from
Mr. Palm
tech ed
tech ed
Courage Caddie
Challenge Week Six.docx.pdfChallenge from
Mr. Burroughs
DIY
DIY
Choose your own adventure
Interested in something different? Working on something else that fits one of the exploratories? Share what you're working on and tell us about your process.
Bonus - If it connects to the weekly theme, tell us how!
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