Tere Luna

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Mexican Arts and Crafts
Program Type Workshop | Residency
Art Form Visual Arts
Curriculum Connections Social Studies
Target Grades 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8
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Testimonial

"Witnessing Tere's work and talent in action has been amazing! Her ease in connecting with the diverse community we serve at the Hartford Public Library-Park Street Library at the Lyric has positively impacted the families who often visit, especially the youth. I hope she continues to serve the greater Hartford community, bringing her love, culture and talent everywhere she goes."
-Ms. Graciela Rivera, Branch Manager, Hartford Public Library Park Street/Lyric Branch, August 2022.

Description

Students explore a variety of Mexican arts and crafts through creative projects, depending on teacher and student preferences. These may include (1) Mexican piñata making, (2) paper flowers, and (3) "Ojo de Dios" (yarn diamond shaped creation). Ms. Luna explains the cultural context of each project. This program requires a residency of two or more sessions (depending on the project).

Objectives

Students will
(1) learn about Mexican arts and crafts as part of cultural celebrations
(2) learn to create using simple materials

Pricing Information

Single workshop $440
Additional workshops $220
$50 material fee per class not included in price

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Program Length

2 or more sessions
45 minutes per workshop

Participants

20-25

Technical Specifications

• Set Up: 15 minutes
• Break: 15 minutes
• Strike: 5 minutes

• Program Space: Ample area with tables for students to work with materials. Area to dry the piñata (hanging)
• Tables/Chairs: Tables or desks with covers for doing the piñatas
• Venue-Provided Supplies: Arts & crafts materials--glue, scissors, colored tissue paper, yarn, newspapers, wooden sticks, and balloons. Paper towels.
• Other: Other details to be discussed with the teacher(s).