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Objective

By the end of this lesson, you will learn about different subjects through activities inspired by the movie Encanto.

Materials and Prep

  • Coloring materials
  • Blank paper
  • Music player
  • Open space for physical activities

No prior knowledge required, just bring your creativity and enthusiasm!

Activities

  • Create your own magical family house inspired by the artwork in Encanto.
  • Draw a colorful house with special powers just like the Madrigal family's house.

  • Listen to the songs from Encanto and try to dance along to the music.
  • Move your body to the rhythm and feel the magic of music!

  • Learn about the history of Colombia, the setting of Encanto, and draw a map of the country.
  • Discover where the story takes place and draw the shape of Colombia on a piece of paper.

  • Practice counting and basic math by counting how many magical objects you can find in your house.
  • Count how many toys, books, or other items you have and write the numbers down.

  • Imitate the animals featured in the movie for a fun physical education activity.
  • Pretend to be a jaguar, a peacock, or any other animal and move like them.

  • Perform a simple science experiment by mixing colors to create a magical potion.
  • Combine different colors of water or paint and observe how they change when mixed.

  • Learn about different cultures and traditions by exploring the themes of family and community in Encanto.
  • Discuss the importance of family and how different cultures celebrate togetherness.

Talking Points

  • Art: "Art is a way to express your imagination and creativity through colors and shapes."
  • English: "Reading books and telling stories can take you on magical adventures like in Encanto."
  • History: "Learning about the past helps us understand how the world has changed over time."
  • Math: "Counting and numbers are like magic spells that help us solve puzzles and problems."
  • Music: "Music can make you feel different emotions and bring joy to your heart."
  • Physical Education: "Moving your body and staying active is important for your health and happiness."
  • Science: "Exploring the world around us can lead to exciting discoveries and new knowledge."
  • Social Studies: "Understanding different cultures and traditions helps us appreciate the diversity in our world."

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