Each episode also includes a "viewing guide" in the caption (this is located under the video/title and when you click "show more" -- open to see all the details written).
Sample from the above video on DIY T-shirts:
Hello!
Welcome to our Creative Life Long Learning Journey with Sebby, Lily, and the children/families who attend my studio classes/programs.
My name is Ms. Joanne Babalis! I am a Reggio Emilia inspired Kindergarten teacher and have designed The TransformEd Creative Studio and Learning Centre within my home.
Follow along while I share a simple lesson for creating your own colourful t-shirts!
Materials List:
-t-shirts (preferably white ones that had a little stain on them prior)
-food colouring
-water
-fingerpaint or tempera paint (acrylic works too)
-water colour paint
-bath drops
-bowls
-tupperware
-squeeze bottles, spray bottles
-spoons
-paintbrushes
-syringe
-turkey baster
-table cloth
We explore:
-making our own diy t-shirts outdoors
-colour experiments
-counting the number of food colouring drops added to the water
-abstract art
How to extend or change for next time:
-let the t-shirts dry completely indoors (outside they stayed damp and it affected the colours)
-use a white table cloth so that the colours popped more off the t-shirts like a blank canvas (also my light under the porch wasn't the greatest)
Please visit by blog www.myclassroomtransformation.blogspot.com or find me on Instagram for more ideas @joannebabalis
Music: Sunny
Musician: @iksonofficial
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