Parks and playgrounds

The video tutorial introduces the Create to Learn Projects, focusing on designing parks and playgrounds. It guides learners through observing public spaces, sketching ideas, presenting to family, and discussing improvements. The activity emphasizes empathy and inclusivity, encouraging designs that cater to diverse needs. Crayola offers additional resources for combining art, science, and math.

What is the primary goal of the Create to Learn Projects as introduced in the video?

• To teach children how to draw

• To design parks and playgrounds that are attractive, fun, and functional

• To learn about different types of trees

• To organize community events

During the 'Create' phase, what are participants encouraged to do?

• Plant trees in the park

• Build a model of a park

• Sketch what they see in a park or playground

• Write a poem about nature

What is one of the questions suggested to re-imagine parks?

• How can we make parks more colorful?

• How might I design new areas where people can dance or create art?

• What types of animals live in parks?

• How can we reduce noise in parks?

In the 'Present' phase, who are participants encouraged to share their park designs with?

• Their teachers

• Family members

• Local government officials

• Park rangers

What is the importance of the 'Connect' phase in the activity?

• To build empathy by designing inclusive parks

• To organize a park clean-up

• To learn about park history

• To practice drawing skills