Curriculum 1.8 Review: Baker Lake 2025 by

ece37 — 2025-07-08 18:46:26 UTC

INSTRUCTIONS: Answer the following question: What are some ways that a child’s art can continue to be celebrate even when the activity is complete?

2025-10-31 14:08:56 UTC

Sharing ways that a child’s art can be celebrated.

We can display their art on our classroom wall, make their own photo book or create a greeting card out of it.

Angel A.

2025-10-31 14:13:44 UTC

We can celebrate their art by making an art wall, or hang their art anywhere in the classroom like we already do at our daycare. —Robin Iqqaat

2025-10-31 19:41:21 UTC

What are some ways that a child’s art can continue to be celebrate even when the activity is complete?

We can hang it on the wall for display, we can also enter the children’s art into a colouring contest or public for poster.

-Hillary

2025-10-31 20:17:05 UTC

A child’s art can be celebrated by displaying on the wall like we do at the daycare, some children go to their teachers and show what they did and they’re all smiles showing, that itself is a celebration of happiness for completing their arts and crafts. :)

Hattie A

2025-10-31 20:23:33 UTC

What are ways to continue celebrating a child’s art?

A child’s art can be celebrated in any way, like we already decorate the classroom with our children’s art and create a greeting/holiday card.

As for me, whenever my child comes home from school I love to frame his artwork and hang it up. You can also celebrate a child’s art by creating a photo album/collage. Or use it for practical items like gift wrap or greeting cards

Janaya Angelina

2025-11-12 16:31:58 UTC

Sharing a child’s art by putting the art on the wall, ask them to bring it home to show their families or if they offer to give to us.~shania

2025-11-13 22:24:00 UTC

We could celebrate it by showing the class what art they’ve done, during circle time or free time and when were done we could put it on the wall…

-krisy