2025 Fall Adventure:
Argentina
Discover the beauty of Argentina, the mountains, water, Patagonia, animals, and history that makes this country unique. Become a historian and examine the culture and people of Argentina through engaging materials and discussions.
Engage their
growing curiosity
Our 2025 fall adventure students will travel to Argentina and find a historical past of European influence mixed with native Argentinians. In which way did European descendent’s influence modern Argentina? How did Eva Peron inspire the people? What are the animals and why do Argentinians eat so much meat? By exploring different periods of time and cultural traits, students can develop historian critical thinking skills - to unlock the clues from the past and connect them to present culture - students can develop a compass for what it means to be an Argentinian. Students will develop not only their historian skills, but also use their lens of history when engaging with lively presentations and hands-on artwork. Our last class will be a fun portfolio presentation, and a little Salad bowl game with parents.
Learning and Skills Content
With each topic, we will utilize books, picture cards, group discussions, art work, clay modeling, writing featuring contrasting and comparing along with honing art analysis and theory. Each week we will sample food from each period of time.
No Supplies Needed
We will provide tools for writing, coloring, gluing, clay, and mixed materials for artwork. A snack featuring the time period of art will be provided.
When and Where
Thursdays: October - December, from 3:30 - 5:30 at Westbrook Elementary Bethesda Md.
Additional dates can be added, flexible locations, and tailored auxiliary programs for schools.