Materials

• Paper

• Pencil

• Colored pencils or crayons

Watch the video and follow along at home to draw a Corgi!

Share your picture on Flipgrid!

Materials

• Poster board or a piece of cardboard

• Markers

• Scissors

• Paper

Instructions

• Cut different size holes in the poster board/cardboard

• Assign a point value to each hole

• Now, get creative with how you want your board propped up. You can make a stand for it or you can hang it

• Get your sheets of paper & make several paper airplanes

• Now, aim and see how many point you get

• Share your project on FlipGrid for 5 Dojo points!

Materials:

One sheet of paper

Pencil

Coloring supplies

Preparing:

Fold your paper in half

Take one side and fold it up to the top (When you open up your paper you should have three panels.

Now you can draw!

Materials

• 1 Dollar Bill

Watch the video and follow along at home to make an Origami Heart!

Share your picture on Flipgrid!

Materials

• Paper

• Pencil

• Colored pencils or crayons

Watch the video and follow along at home to draw a cupcake!

Share your picture on Flipgrid!

Materials

• Paper

• Pencil

• Colored pencils or crayons

Watch the video and follow along at home to draw your own Pug!

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Materials

• Ziplock bag

• Tissue or Paper towel

• Baking soda ( 3 tablespoons)

• Water ( 1/4 cup)

• Vinegar ( 1/2 cup)

• Food coloring (optional)

Instructions

• Do this experiment outdoors

• Add the water, vinegar and food coloring to the bag

• Zip the bag and gently set it aside

• Add the baking soda to the center of the tissue.

• Now fold the tissue into a little square so none of the baking soda falls out

• Carefully open the ziplock bag and stick the tissue inside

• Quickly re-seal the bag, place it on the ground and stand back to watch

• Take a picture & post it on google classroom for dojo points!

Notes

• As the tissue gets wet the baking soda begins to mix with the vinegar and the bag starts to inflate with carbon dioxide

• Until the pressure pops the bag and it “explodes”

• More baking soda & vinegar create a bigger reaction