Monochromatic Collage – Different Perspectives

About
Through this activity, children will learn that everyone can have different favorites and preferences about all kinds of things, including art. Children will learn about expressing opinions and respecting different points of view as they create collages alongside a grownup.
Credits: WQED
Standards
Approaches to Learning Through Play
- AL.1 – Constructing and Gathering Knowledge
Children explore materials, ask questions, and gather information to build understanding. - AL.2 – Organizing and Understanding Information
Children classify, compare, and interpret information gathered through play and interactions. - AL.3 – Applying Knowledge
Children use gained knowledge to solve problems, make decisions, and try new ideas. - AL.4 – Learning Through Experience
Children learn concepts through hands‑on activities, trial and error, and real‑world situations.
Language & Literacy Development
- 1.1 – Foundational Skills
Children develop early reading skills including alphabet awareness, phonological awareness, and print concepts. - 1.5 – Speaking and Listening
Children engage in conversations, express ideas, listen actively, and follow directions.
Social & Emotional Development
- 16.1 – Self‑Awareness and Self‑Management
Students recognize emotions, manage behaviors, and develop self‑control. - 16.2 – Establishing and Maintaining Relationships
Students cooperate, share, and build relationships with peers and adults. - 16.3 – Decision‑Making and Responsible Behavior
Students make safe, responsible choices and understand consequences.