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Title - Learning Arts
By - Kiana
Primary Subject - Art
Secondary Subjects - Language Arts
Grade Level - 3-5

Introduction:
    This lesson is a great way to teach both art & drama!
What you need:
    Foam or paper Halloween shapes

    Stickers

    Glue sticks

    Plain paper sheets with a large four-square grid
    (So sorry, you have to draw the grid!)

    Pencils
What to do:
    First have the kids think up a Halloween story.
    Hand out the plain paper, giving each student one sheet.

    Have them use the pencils, the shapes and other knick-knacks to create the story on the pieces of paper. Explain to them that they need a beginning (first square), a middle (they can use two more) and an end (the last one).

    After they have spent some time on it (about 15-20 minutes), surprise them! Have them vote on which story to do (sometimes you can fit in more them one, depending on how much time you have) and act it out!
Conclusion:
    Kids love to learn by doing something, and even more when they can help plan it!

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