We love moviemaking. These kid's historical shorts have been produced due to what our historical interest is at the moment. Sixth grade seems to be a sweet spot to begin this sort of project.
Jim Morlino's How to Make a Movie is very helpful in learning this skill. Nothing beats hands-on experience and handing the equipment over to the children and letting them experiment.
Give your teenagers a slower childhood like the ones their grandparents enjoyed with an afternoon tea party aided by the peaceful and beautiful music provided by Tea Time with Teen Day.
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