Aarushi's Creative World

Hello Everyone! Have you learned who Paul Revere is yet in school, or studied it on your own? Paul Revere was an American Silversmith. Today, I will introduce this activity to you. Grades under 4th grade are not meant for this activity. You might need parent support. Below are the materials, and the directions are here . Materials Needed Below are the materials needed for this project. There also links where you can purchase these materials if you don't have them.  - This Sun template  here  (you will need it printed out. You don't purchase it unless you don't have a printer) - 1 piece of chipboard- size 6 x 6 inches (Link to purchase here - this is a 12 x 12, but you can just cut it. Ask for parent support if needed. ) - 1 Scissor ( here ) - 1 Foam Board ( here ) - Foil Tooling tools ( here ) ~Aarushi Gupta   5th Grade

Hello Everyone! Have you ever wanted to make an envelope with your own printed decorations? Or you wanted a better size, or you just didn't have envelopes in stock so you just want to make one? Same here. Some people enjoy origami, while others do not really like it. I am the type of person who is not crazy with origami but likes to makes simple things, such as hearts. Today, I will be showing you a non-origami way, which I really enjoyed doing! Follow the steps on this post.  Materials needed - Printer (If you have a black and white one, no worries, it will just turn out black) - This tab open on your computer here (using the computer is recommended, but you may also use an iPhone, iPad, or Android!) - Scissors - Glue Steps to make a non-origami, DIY envelope 1. Click on the link given in the materials section 2. Choose any design you would like to make. At the bottom of the website, you may scroll down to go to see more designs 3. Once you've chosen a design, choose the size...

Hello Everyone! I have a question for you! Out of all my posts, which one do you like the best? For an easier look, you can go through the archive and find it! That way, I will get to know what you like, and start writing more of that type of topic. For example, if you like the recipes and good cooking websites to follow, etc. I will start writing more about that. Thank you for all of your support! ~Aarushi Gupta  5th Grade

Hello Everyone! Do you know what the Certificate of Merit is? It is a graded music education from MTAC ( Music Teachers' Association of  California) . If you play an instrument such as the piano, you can participate in it. You do get a participation certificate with your award name attached; if you won any awards. I had my very first CM (Certificate of Merit)! It was online, due to COVID-19. I played Five Note Sonatina and Old German Dance- okay these are very common music pieces and found in many different versions. Below are my results below! : The screenshot also shows what you will be tested on if you are doing CM. I don't know if it varies per instrument. This is the one for the piano! You have to have a teacher you are certified in order to compete. Thank you! I might show a picture with my certificate if it arrives. If you are interested, you can do it next year! It starts at around the beginning of Feb. ~Aarushi Gupta   5th Grade

Hello Everyone! This is a quick post, and I just wanted to say, I have added three more songs to my Piano drive. Link here . The three songs are: Whirling Leaves- Faber Piano Adventures- Lesson Book (Level 2)-- Audio recorded Waltz (Opus 34, No. 2)- Faber Piano Adventures- Lesson Book (Level 2) -- Audio recorded The King’s Royal Entrance-Faber Piano Adventures- Lesson Book (Level 2) -- Audio recorded If you have a request for me to play a song that is either level: Prep, Level 1, and/or Level 2, I can play that! I might have a Fur Elise part 1 video coming up, so watch out! F.Y.I. Fur Elise is a highly known traditional piece. ~Aarushi Gupta   5th Grade

Hello there, and welcome back to the Creative World. Today, I am going to be sharing a recipe of how to make strawberry lemonade. It is a step-by-step instruction, which is easy to follow. You do not need that many ingredients and tools. For ages 8+. If you are a child, parent involvement might be needed when it comes to the mixer part. How did your lemonade turn out? Note: This recipe serves  2 people!   ~Aarushi Gupta   5th Grade

Hello Everyone! Did you do anything interesting over spring break? Well, mine was a blast. This post will talk about each day of my spring break. Just a bit of info before you go on: I went to one of my best friend's house, and I had a sleepover at her house for 2 nights, 3 days. Then on Tuesday evening, she came to my house and stayed for 3 nights 4 days.  ~Aarushi Gupta   5th Grade

Hello Everyone! I just wanted to make a shout-out to Sasha and wish her a very happy birthday! Enjoy your day, and eat lots of cake! Enjoy!  ~Aarushi Gupta   5th Grade

Hello Everyone! Click  here  for the April Newspaper! If you want anything in May's newspaper or any other following newspaper, please let me know. I also mention birthdays, if you tell me to! To get something in the newspaper: Let me know by filling out this form:  here. Enjoy! Have a great spring break (if you are a kid!). ~Aarushi Gupta  5th Grade