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Friday, January 31, 2014
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Ok, anyone else ready to go back? We are now on snow day 8. By 11 am today it warmed up to a whompping -14. HAHA
So much catching up to do!
So much catching up to do!
Sunday, January 26, 2014
The students have been talking! My students have s bunch of other students interested in what we are doing, they want to join in! All these snow days and delays are making for slow progress. But they are still excited!
Thursday, January 23, 2014
This is my first year teaching an MH class. Our first project was inspired by Jackson Pollack. We tie dyed paper by placing tissue paper down and spraying them so the dye would bleed to the paper. then I had them use heavy pigments chalk to create lines and smudges. Here is the result! They did a great job!
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Art 3 students had to incorporate text into their work. They also got to choose their medium!
I think they enjoyed being able to choose their own projects and medium. It gave them the freedom to do what they wanted and be as creative as they wanted. This was the outcome of a couple of them!
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Totally started art 4 post it mural!! It's going to be 8 feet high and 11 feet long! Huge!!
We chose Malala Yousafzai as our iconic figure!
At 14 she stood up for her rights to learn and was shot by the Taliban for voicing her opinion. At 16 she is an education activist, wrote a book about her experiences (I Am Malala) and is nominated for the noble peace prize!! We can learn a lot from her. Check out the link below! Watch the Jon Stewart video! She is amazing!
Watch our progress!
Saturday, January 11, 2014
OMG I just made a Puppet with my daughter!
I used this link to help us create the head.
http://curious.com/alyiswriting/how-to-make-a-puppet-in-minutes?utm_medium=pin&utm_source=pinterest
We cut foam and glued it all together, then we added fleece, felt, a ton of fur for his hair and beard. Wish his hair was a bit more red.
He still needs a paintbrush and palette, he's done.
I'm pretty proud of him!
I used this link to help us create the head.
http://curious.com/alyiswriting/how-to-make-a-puppet-in-minutes?utm_medium=pin&utm_source=pinterest
We cut foam and glued it all together, then we added fleece, felt, a ton of fur for his hair and beard. Wish his hair was a bit more red.
He still needs a paintbrush and palette, he's done.
I'm pretty proud of him!
Monday, January 6, 2014
I love teaching my ceramics classes! While searching my pictures I found these slab cakes! They look so real! Don't you just want to eat them?
They did an amazing job!
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