Join Murray and his fluffy friend Ovejita on a fun adventure to an art school! They explore a world full of colors, shapes, and creativity. Let’s see what they learn about art and how it helps us express ourselves.
Murray is super excited to find out where Ovejita is taking him. They are going to an art school! Along the way, Ovejita teaches Murray some Spanish words like “pintura” (paint), “pegamento” (glue), and “masilla” (clay). Learning new words is fun and helps us understand more about the world.
Art is important because it helps us think creatively and share our feelings. When we make art, we use our hands and minds to create something special. Schools that teach art give kids the chance to try different art materials and show their unique ideas.
When they arrive at the art school, Murray and Ovejita meet a teacher who shows them different art materials.
The teacher explains that oil pastels are like crayons but feel different. They help us mix colors in cool ways and make our pictures look amazing.
Nally, a student, shows how to make a collage. A collage is made by sticking different pieces of paper together to create a picture. It’s a fun way to use different colors and textures to make art.
Murray learns about clay, which is a soft material from the ground. You can shape it into anything you like, like a cup or a little animal. Working with clay is fun because you can feel it in your hands and make all sorts of things.
Murray and Ovejita see how happy everyone is while making art. Kids use their imagination to draw, paint, and sculpt. It’s not about making perfect art; it’s about having fun and being creative.
Murray loves getting messy with art! Sometimes, making a mess is part of the fun. When we try new things and explore, we can create wonderful surprises. Art lets us be free and enjoy the process of making something new.
Murray and Ovejita’s trip to the art school shows us how important art is for creativity and self-expression. By trying different materials and techniques, kids learn skills that help them in many ways. As they leave the art school, they feel happy and excited about all the art they can create.
Remember, art is not just about what you make; it’s about the fun of discovering and imagining. Whether you like painting, making collages, or playing with clay, everyone can find their special way to express themselves through art.
