Animals big and small

This video tutorial introduces a STEAM project for 21st-century learners, focusing on observation skills through a handmade card game about animal families. The activity requires materials like game sheets, markers, and crayons. Instructions are provided for setting up and playing the game, which involves matching grown-up and baby animal cards to enhance memory and observation skills. Post-game activities encourage creativity and imagination. Viewers are invited to explore more activities on Crayola's website.

What is the primary skill that the card game aims to develop in 21st-century learners?

• Artistic skills

• Observation skills

• Communication skills

• Mathematical skills

What materials are needed to create the game cards?

• Scissors and glue

• Colored pencils and paper

• Wipe-off game sheets and washable markers

• Paint and canvas

How long should you let the cards dry before starting the game?

• 30 seconds

• 1 minute

• 10 minutes

• 5 minutes

What happens if a player finds a matching pair of grown-up and baby animals?

• They lose a turn

• They keep the cards

• They draw another card

• They shuffle the deck

What creative activity is suggested after finishing the card game?

• Writing a story about the animals

• Drawing different scenes and having imaginary conversations with the animals

• Building a model of an animal habitat

• Creating a song about the animals