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Celebrate Easter with our Sand Covered Easter Egg Basket!
You will need coloured sand, foam eggs, PVA glue, sticky tape and a sheet of coloured A3 paper.
EGGS
🐣 STEP 1: To decorate your egg, paint a pattern with glue on the egg and roll it in the sand colour of your choice. What happens when you mix 2 different colours of sand together? Experiment with the colours of sand you can create.
🐣 STEP 2: If you want to make a pattern with 2 different colours of sand you will need to wait for one pattern to dry first. Then you can repeat step 1 with a different colour of sand.
🐣 STEP 3: Let the eggs dry and dust-off excess sand.

PAPER BASKET
🐣 STEP 4: Now we’ll make a basket for the eggs. Fold your paper into 9 even strips long ways and cut along the lines.
🐣 STEP 5: Connect 3 paper strips together with sticky tape at one end to make a square. This is the structure for one half of your basket.
🐣 STEP 6: Weave 3 new strips of paper over, under, and over your basket structure.
🐣 STEP 7: Repeat Step 6 for the other half of your basket.
🐣 STEP 8: Secure all the loose strips down with sticky tape and trim any excess lengths.
🐣 STEP 9: Fill your basket with your eggs and display
🎥 Here is a video to help you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEgEKwHOKSQ

🎉Join team AWESOME: Marketing & Communications Coordinator🎉

We are on the lookout for a Marketing and Communications Coordinator to join us for 2020 providing integral support for the AWESOME Festival and Creative Challenge!

Click here for more information: http://bit.ly/2020MarketingCoord

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Dance your way to literacy – with a dash of science – ARTS:LIVE Dance your way to literacy – with a dash of science February 6, 2017By ARTS:LIVE Comms As a Teaching Artist with The Song Room, I encounter students from a diverse range of backgrounds. Many students are recent arrivals and have a language background other than English. This was the case in some F...

The team in action last week on residency at Parnngurr Community School with Awesome Arts.

Presented by Go for 2&5

Artists Charlotte and Kero O’Shea spent the last week of July in the Pilbara working with students from Parnngurr Community School.

Over the week they explored puppetry, story creation, visual arts and videography, while engaging with the Go for 2&5 Health Message.

Gotta love that flow...

oh boy (2016) I look at you and suddenly something in your eyes I see soon begins bewitching me… Chet Baker, Old Devil Moon (1958) behance.net/gallery/43586471/oh-boy

A great opportunity to work with The Song Room.

We're currently searching for a National Arts Learning Manager at The Song Room.

This is a unique opportunity to lead and manage a team of gifted teacher artists and to define, develop and deliver impactful and sustainable Arts Learning programs in schools, sectors and systems across the country.

Find out more here: https://www.songroom.org.au/about/employment/

The NAIDOC Deadly Arts Concert was another winner for The Song Room. The kids were sensational!

Great news for SA schools!

Music Innovation Fund brings much needed funds to SA preschools Preschools, schools, music and creative industries in South Australia are rejoicing at the announcement of more than $500,000 in funding being made available by the State Government to invest in innovative practices and programs that will increase access to quality music education across South Austr...

Video is coming! Ooops, it's arrived!

7 Video Trends That Will Dominate in 2019 and Beyond [Infographic] Video is the key content trend of the moment - here are some key video marketing trends that are gaining momentum.

The power of .

21st century music education could keep disengaged young people in school, research says - Rhinegold A new four-year research project, by Birmingham City University and national music charity Youth Music, has highlighted the importance ofRead More