International Art and Craft Exhibition 2025

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This year's Art and Craft Exhibition is not only to bring out the hidden talents of students but also emphasizes the importance of creativity in education. The event strengthens waste management by 3Rs with creativity and the bond between students, teachers, and the community, leaving lasting memories and inspiration for future exhibitions. Aims: To showcase students' creativity and imagination through art and craft. To encourage 3Rs, sustainability, and the use of local materials.

Nhóm tuổi: Under 6,6-8,9-12,13-15,16-18,18+
Thời lượng dự án: 4 tuần

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Aims:
To showcase students' creativity and imagination through art and craft.
To encourage 3Rs, sustainability, and the use of domestic materials.

Đánh giá

Kỹ năng cần phát triển

Giao tiếp liên văn hóa

Tư duy phản biện và giải quyết vấn đề

Sáng tạo và đổi mới

Tiến trình dự án

Tuần 1

Presentation

Activities:
***Student will find out some garbage or material/s that is/are causing any Problem in his/her house or locality. He/She will reuse or recycle or do something with the material that becomes an art or craft-work and solves the problem.
1. Each Student will make any Art or Craft piece using domestic material that involves Recycling, Reusing and somehow Preserving the environment.
2. In the Board section, Teacher will upload a video (not more than 1 minute) on: Self-introducing of the student and Explanation of his/her art or craft work.
3. Online meeting on some comfortable day to do the Art and Craft Exposition.

Tuần 1

Presentation

Người tham gia nói gì

5.0

4 đánh giá

Md. Nasim Mia

Bangladesh

Afsana Kabir Preety

Bangladesh

Jhansi Ravikumar

Ấn Độ

Noriko Matsubara

Nhật Bản

This project truly sparked my students' curiosity about the environment around us! Now they got to care about it more than before, and make efforts to reduce waste, and reuse and repair things they can still use without just throwing them away. Thank you Tr. Nasim for letting us in.