Name of Teacher
School
Subject
Level
: Mrs Joy Tong
: Compassvale Primary School
: Art
: P2 – P3 (4periods)
: KANGAROO
TOPIC
STATIONERY HOLDER
SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, students should be able to

Make an attractive hanging stationery holder out of paper plates
PRE-REQUISITES:
 Basic art vocabulary
MATERIALS:
Big and small paper plates, poster or acrylic paint, scissors, string, brushes, coloured
construction paper and glue
LEARNING/TEACHING ACTIVITIES
INTRODUCTION:
1. Begin the lesson with a brief class discussion about kangaroos.
They are special animals that have a pouch in front for carrying
their babies.
2. Show pupils a sample of a kangaroo stationery holder.
MATERIALS
Pictures of
kangaroos,
sample of end
product
DEVELOPMENT:
1. Ask pupils to list the shapes they can see on the holder.
2. Pupils to paint one big paper plate. Then, they will cut the
smaller paper plate into half to get a semi-circle. Paint the back
of the small paper plate. Put them aside to dry.
3. Next, cut two circles and crescent shapes for the heads and
ears of the mother and baby kangaroo.
4. Cut out shapes to make the eyes
5. Cut out the noses.
Glue the pieces together.
Paper plates,
scissors,
acrylic paint,
coloured
construction
paper
Scissors, black
and white
paper
Glue
6. Glue the small paper plate to the big paper plate, Make sure
that a pocket is created when the two are glued together.
Then, glue the heads on. Lastly put a string through the big
paper plate behind the head of the mother kangaroo. Now, the
holder can be hung.
CLOSURE :
Ask pupils how they can personalize their kangaroo stationery holder.
E.g They can paint their names on the paper plates near the bottom
of the pouch. They may also add a tail and write their name on the
tail.
string