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The Short List of Physical Tech Products That I Recommend - From time to time I am asked for recommendations on the purchase of physical tech products. I generally don't make recommendations for school-wide or othe...
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Sunday Devotional With Mr. E: Strength - Artists will normally work in an area of strength. It is only natural. If someone wanted to commission me to create a painting of their classic car...I'd...
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15 of the Best Facebook Groups for Art Teachers - I have been a Facebook fan since the very beginning. From virtual flair boards to bumper stickers to joining weird niche groups, the good old days were F...2 days ago
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Egyptian Portraits and Cartouches - My Grade 6 class completes a unit on Egyptian art every year. We do a portrait of King Tut or Cleopatra and then make a cartouche of our name. It's eas...
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Transitioning from Art Volunteer to Art Specialist: AME 097 - After volunteering in her children’s classrooms teaching art, June Wood decided to take a stab at pursuing a paid position. After approaching a few schoo...4 days ago
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Write for SchoolArts Magazine - Most of the SchoolArts staff is in this drawing by Rama Hughes. Art teachers, summertime is a great time to write articles for SchoolArts Magazine about yo...
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Enjoying Summer - This last school year was a lot for me. I moved to a new school where all teachers and students were new to each other. Our staff was made up of teacher...
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Children’s Mural at Church about the Beatitudes - I realized I never posted pictures of our finished mural at church. I’ve been so busy with end-of-the-year stuff for school. I worked on this mural all ye...6 days ago
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What Do You Think of When I Say “Porcelain”? - *John Bartlam Factory *(Bartlam 1735–1781, born Britain, factory 1765–1770, Cain Hoy, South Carolina), *Teabowl, *1765–1770. Soft-paste porcelain with und...
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Sneak Peek at Michelangelo Art Curriculum - Meet the Masters art education program includes 35 artists selected for their significance in history, their representation of major periods in art and t...1 week ago
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Musee d’Orsay vs. the Louvre - My visit to the Musee d’Orsay was a completely different experience from my time at the Louvre. At the d’Orsay, I saw lots more quiet contemplation of th...1 week ago
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Kindergarten Giant Ice Cream Cones! - #faystonschool #kindergarten welcomes summer with #icecreamcones as big as themselves! #elementaryart (You would not believe how long it took to get orga...1 week ago
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Three projects, all complete! - This spring, my DragonWing Arts students completed three projects in a 7-week after-school session. There were toothpaste batik pillows and puzzle painti...
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Feeling The Georgetown Love - Well folks, the time has come to bid you good bye; I will hang up my paintbrush on June 8th and begin my new job….Retired Art Teacher! Huge thanks to my Ge...2 weeks ago
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10 Masks 10 Years - Today our Grade 6 students will be painting their paper mache masks. I am posting these examples from previous years to inspire those who have not alread...2 weeks ago
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Lou Wang – Unique & Limited Edition Handmade Prints - I know how hard it is to get an Etsy store up and running, so here’s a little shout out to my cousin Lou and her new shop. Her work is very different to ...3 weeks ago
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Courbet's Realism: TAB Art History - I love art history. I really, truly do. So often art teachers fall into the trap of thinking students need to imitate an artist's style or a famous piece i...
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Reflections, 3rd Grade - I have done this lesson many times, and my students always LOVE it. From an art standpoint this lesson can teach about landscapes, reflections, and basic...
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Drawing Challenges – An Ideal Way for Artists to Grow Their Talent - As artists, we understand that 'perfection' doesn't come easily: it requires lots and lots of practice. Practicing at your own pace on can help you enhan...5 weeks ago
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Kindergarten Sun Stitching! - Kindergarten learned some basic sewing skills, like threading a plastic needle and creating a running stitch for our summer suns. After two sessions of s...1 month ago
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Harga pH Meter Air Minum - 1. Apa Itu pH Meter 2. Jenis pH Meter Dari Objeknya: a. pH Meter Air Minum, Air Laut, Kolam Renang, Tambak b. pH Meter Tanah c. pH Meter Laboratorium 3. Jeni...
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Try This To Boost Creativity! - Try a ‘walking’ labyrinth to boost creativity and headspace. Continue reading →
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Heather Hansen inspired project - I talked to my 3rd graders about Heather Hansen and her art then they gave it a try. I loved how focused they were. We discussed symmetry had how to make ...2 months ago
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Rainbow Spider Webs - My Grade 3s created these happy little spiders in rainbow webs inspired by this activity on Artsonia by Gateway Elementary. This is a great activity for H...
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The Art Room Transformation (Version 11.0) - I started teaching 11 years ago & I am a follower, not a leader. It's hard for me to give my two cents because I always want to go back and edit myself. I ...
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The Wild and Amazing World of Augmented Reality - See on Scoop.it - Education Matters - (tech and non-tech) While AR isn’t difficult or expensive to use (especially when compared to 3D Printing or Maker ...3 months ago
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Ask the Art Teacher - I recently had the honor of being interviewed by Mark Rode, the man behind the IG account @oxbow_creek_elementary_art Mark has a new blog called "Ask the A...
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Endangered Animal Art - Amur Leopards - Acrylic on Roofing Felt They are the most endangered member of the cat family - with only about 35 living in the snowy mountains of Russia...
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looking into the eye of the beast. - During this rotation, my 5ths are exploring paint, color value, and symmetry. We have been looking at the work of Australian artist Brad Eastman for inspir...
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Charcoal Landscapes - Using a black and white print of one of their landscapes from the previous photo assignment, students created beautiful charcoal landscapes. This was a cha...
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Houses - I have been busy painting our new school crests. There are to be hung up in our main entrance. Recently our school leaders attended the Ron Clark Academy...
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Fish Reduction Prints - Fourth grade is about to start their printmaking project. I am going to try reduction printing for the first time. I took photos of my process, intending t...
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Gingerbread man printing lesson - You need: 1. two pieces of linoleum 10 x 10 cm 2. lino knife 3. block printing ink 4. flat piece of plexiglass 5. linoleum roller ...
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Graphic Design - *P o p A r t* *Color Images Text * *How do we use these concepts in design?* *What commercial ways do we see them used in socie...
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Don't Let the Pigeon Make a Print - I closed out the 2016-2017 school year with an ode to Mo Willems and his fabulous "Pigeon" series of books. A favorite in our school, just about every c...
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Positive Text Designs with Marker Prints - Over the summer I saw a Facebook video that demonstrated the neatest marker printing technique using storage bags, non-permanent markers, and wat...
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Dots and Colored Stripes - With International Dot Day coming up this week I thought it might be fun for students to experiment with color and 3 different media choices. Years ago...
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4th Grade Op Art & Symmetrical Rockets - This is a project I get so many compliments on in our building and the kids are always amazed at what they can accomplish. We begin by discussing Op Art...9 months ago
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The beginning of year 9 - Wow, 8 years as a teacher, done. It has gone by fast, hard to believe! I feel like every year I learn so much and by the start of the next year I have so...9 months ago
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Family Responsibilities Narrative Drawings - Inspired by Sarah Cynthia Sylvia Stout by Shel Silverstein, first graders illustrated their family responsibilities. We brainstormed a list of chores and o...10 months ago
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Well I'm retired. - Still cleaning my room, organizing pictures to post to my ArtMakesKidsSmart Facebook page, and getting ready to settle into my new normal. I'll be subbing ...11 months ago
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Art Adventures: 8 'Till Late, the Felt Grocery Store! - A few years back I read an online article about a *British artist* named *Lucy Sparrow*. She had created a temporary Cornershop in London, stocked complete...
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Something fishy in first grade - In this lesson first grade packed in many different concepts. Shapes were discussed and how circles triangles and such could be used to create the fish. ...
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Follow me on Instagram! - Due to being overwhelmed and busy all the time, I've started an Instagram account for my art room. Please follow me for daily photos and projects going on ...
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Where Does Pokemon ....Go? - I've been thinking a lot about the role of Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality in Art Education recently. The success of Pokemon Go creates a lot of int...1 year ago
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UB High School Art Exhibit - I absolutely love attending art shows. High schoolers always BLOW me away with their talent! Here are a few photos of the talent being showcased in WNY. Ta...
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Youth Art Month - Wow! I haven't been on my blog in a log time. I came back to look for a lesson and I had a few nostalgic moments looking at some of my old students and s...
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The Sumi Ink Club Visits The University of Florida - (view slide show) During the last week in February 2017, the UF School of Art and Art History hosted the Sumi Ink Club as part of its Spring 2017 Visiting ...1 year ago
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Beautiful Oops! - This was our very first project this year. The kids arrived into the classroom and there were papers with PURPLE SPILLS all over them on their desks! What ...
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Holiday Shenanigans at School! - The teachers had a holiday door decorating contest: Here are some of my favorites... Meanwhile in the art room...Second graders are working on ...
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Some Magnificent Charming King Size Bed Headboard Models - Some Magnificent Charming King Size Bed Headboard Models New latest bed best design
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VIVA LA FRIDA!!! - My new 8th grade reading/writing/math/ART class recently studied the artist Frida Kahlo. We used the free worksheets from Art with Jenny K to introduce ...
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Creative Creature Lesson - [image: creative-creature-lesson-plan] Looking for an engaging observational drawing lesson? This creative creature art experience is one of my favorite...1 year ago
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Dia de los Muertos: Calavera Prints - Block printing is very much like a handmade stamp. You carve a design into the material of your choice and you can use it over and over again. Block prin...
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Pre- Assessment for First Grade - I have been asked several times to post my assessment used for first grade. At this point, this is the only grade level I am testing. I do have a third gra...
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Sleepyhead Designs Studio blog changes to Stacy Spangler Art - Hello Friends! Trying to staying positive, but my old blog www.sleepyheaddesignsstudio.com will be forever gone as of August 23. I will still have a blog t...
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Painted Paper has moved - Painted Paper in the Art Room has moved. Here is our new location! www.paintedpaperart.com2 years ago
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Emily's Book - I am so proud of my daughter Emily who helped me start this blog and wrote the poems in the lesson Drawing - Illustrating poems. Her book, *The Dragon Be...
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Teacher Appreciation Week 2016 - It was no small feat to try and top last year's Wall of Thanks for teacher appreciation...but I think we did it! I present to you... I had my fourth ...
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Many Moons and Mentors... - For my last post, many moons ago, I shared about the importance of connecting, responding, presenting and creating, all components of the standards but als...
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Symmetry - Second grade students have been studying symmetry. We created symmetrical Ming Vases based on a lesson from Miriam at http://arteascuola.com/. First stude...
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Who Knows.... - what fun and silly art you will get when you hand kids a hunk of clay and suggest they make a nose? Here are the noses created by my awesome art students ...
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Scholastic Teacher a Valuable Resource - * I wanted to share some pretty awesome news from Scholastic! They have relaunched their Instructor magazine! Now they are the new and improved Scholast...
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I'm back! ...Sort of. - I thought I'd stop by here in case anyone happened across the blog, or subscribes to the blog, to mention that I'm a presenter at this year's IAEA Conferen...2 years ago
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Oh the stories I tell - I am not sure any of you know this but I tell some great stories toy students. And of course all my are true. Well of the stories I told student in the ...
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Changes = New Blog location - Please visit Art With Mrs. G! for new blog content. I've consolidated this blog with that website.
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#RHSforNepal - Social media can be used for good! - Last week my middle school students created and learned about the significance of Tibetan prayer flags. After becoming educated about the severity of the...
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Shape and Texture - Junior kinders made shape and texture pizza today. We taled about shapes used on pizza and we talked texture, both real and implied. Next the used yarn, ...
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Henna Hands - Fourth graders created these scratch art hands as part of a unit on the art of India. They looked at images of henna hands and henna designs for inspirati...3 years ago
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Collaborative Circle Weaving - Using cardboard looms all 6th-8th grade art students created two small circle weaving for a permanent collaborative installation in the library. Most of ...
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Watercolor Henna Hands - Fifth grade students are creating Henna Hands using watercolor and wax resist. We began this lesson by discussing the following questions: How do we dec...
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Class tree - This new variation on an well known project was created by the 7th graders with guidance of my colleague. More on the Dutch blog: http://tekenlesjes....
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TWITTER - If you have a TWITTER account, make sure to follow the LAKE FOREST LOUVRE @LFESlouvre
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New blog! - So it seems that MMSD isn’t fond of WordPress so I am officially switching my WordPress blog over to this BlogSpot format. Everything remains except the we...3 years ago
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Apps in the Art Room - Recently I was lucky enough to purchase two ipad minis from Donors Choose. The parents at my school, as well as friends and family, made this purchase poss...
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Tunnel Book Fun with 8th grade - I wanted my 8th graders to create a dimensional tunnel book based on a favorite story or scene. They began by folding two side panels like an accordion....
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Construction Begins - Our 4th grade class has started construction on their Pop Art paper mache sculptures. We studied the work of Claus Oldenburg and then sketched out our id...
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art.abroad - *2013 has come and gone and I didn’t post a single entry.* I took many pictures of student work, of bulletin boards, of (fully clothed) life drawing with s...
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It's been a long, long, loonngg time! - I realize that it has been quite a few months since I have posted, I am not entirely sure where the time has gone! My school is bigger than ever (officiall...
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New Camtasia 8 book is out - New or intermediate user of Camtasia Studio and want a book to keep on hand to answer your technical questions? This is a great book for you. This book i...
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VAEA 2013 ~ Electives! In Elementary - I just attended the VAEA 2013 Professional Development Conference in Falls Church. It was only about 45 minutes away but I was able to get my school to pay...4 years ago
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International Dot Day Lesson Ideas - Our school is participating in International Dot Day this year! Students from all over the world come together on September 16th each year to celebrate t...
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I am computer-less!!!!! - It seems that I am extremely hard on my school issue HP laptop. I dropped it off with the techie wizards this morning and the message I got back from one o...4 years ago
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Art on the Move is Getting a NEW LOOK! - *Art on the Move is Under Construction! Please be patience while I figure out how to get this all working! *4 years ago
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Elements of Art Handout and The smARTteacher - I try my best to stay up to date on the best way to stay connected with other art teachers. I follow many teachers on Pinterest and look at lots of the ...
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About Pixels and Paintbrushes - Pixels and Paintbrushes is the technology and art blog from Karen Bosch from 2010 – 2013. We are planning the archive the posts from those years at this s...4 years ago
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Dance and Theatre Credentials – Coming Back??? - Let’s hope this will come to fruition – California with dance and theatre credentials to identify qualified teachers! Just had to share the link to a recen...5 years ago
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New Etsy Site! - *Eleven Skies Studio * FINALLY I have it up and running! My long awaited etsy shop. I have dreamed about getting it going for years and now I finally hav...
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Visiting Dryden Elementary Art Program with Tricia Fuglestad - On Friday, March 22nd, I had the rare opportunity to leave my classroom and go visit another. Our school art program is in year one of the three year curr...
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Google Reader! WAAAAHHH! - Apparently, I am a day late on the news, but I just read when I checked google reader that it will be shutting down as of July 1st! HOW are you planning to...
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Update - It's been awhile but I figured I should probably update this to reflect what I've been up to recently. Just after getting married in 2011, my wife was told...
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I've Moved! - Hi, this is Anna and I am so excited to tell you that Art and Creativity in Early Childhood Education is now hosted on Wordpress. Just click here! Please c...5 years ago
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The art room is no more... and I am no longer the art teacher... - The art room is now an empty shell. It will house in 2013, 2 Year 1 classes and the art room will be relocated. Over the past 23 years of my teaching ca...
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3D Paper Scrolls - *NCCS High School* I found this great lesson here, and I thank Miriam for sharing it. My students enjoyed the lesson very much. I enjoyed it because it...
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First Grade, Lesson 2: Line Review - This lesson is a lot of work in the beginning, but is visually stunning in the end. The students are reviewing the art element: Line. Additionally, they ar...5 years ago
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Thank you.... - Saying goodbye to FACA… Three weeks after turning in my resignation to The Falcon Academy of Creative Arts, words can’t begin to express all that I will ...5 years ago
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Integrating Music & Art - It began with a single idea...to teach the art of Romare Bearden to my fourth graders. As I researched Romare's life, a major theme bega...
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4th Grade Monet Lily Ponds - I love Claude Monet. I love teaching students about him and his art work. I came up with the idea to paint a Monet lily pond from an inspiring post fro...
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isn't is surreal? - I cannot imagine how it is March already. This year is just blowing by and with so many things happening, changing and being busy there does not seem to b...
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Hello, again. - Well, I have been really busy with my new life after college. And I've finally gotten around to updating my blog. Shame on me for not keeping up with it. A...
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Hello there! - Remember me? Thank you so much for your inquiries. I have had numerous e-mails wondering where I have been! You all are very kind to ask. I recently took a...6 years ago
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5th Grade: Figure Drawing–Structure - In class today I decided to prepare 5th grade for a painting project that will focus on having figures in their picture. The website below was a great...
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“Woman in a Hat” - 2nd Graders did observational drawings based on the Picasso print “Woman in a Hat with Pompoms and a Printed Blouse” They did not draw with pencil first. T...6 years ago
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Welcome Naramata Folk! Bienvienue! - As you can see, I have not updated this blog in a long while.. since about last year's trip to Naramata, actually! However, I wanted to give you a brief p...
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Here's a video about Artsonia....FYI - Thanks to Brunswick Acres Art. I grabbed this video off of their awesome website.
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Kindergarten - Playing with Primaries - The kindergartners love painting! This week they really practiced washing their brushes well between colors. While they've had fun mixing paints in the pas...
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FRUSTRATED - I have given up on trying to move this blog onto my new account without losing followers and my place in cyber space. I am adding my art blog to my persona...
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Blue + Yellow = FUN - I was not exactly sure what the lesson of the day was going to be with my second graders. They are such a wonderful class and easily go with my impromptu i...
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White House.Gov Showcases Videos on Arts Education Champions - As part of the Obama Administration's Champions of Change, Winning the Future Across America initiative, a series of videos have been posted on Whitehouse....6 years ago
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migrated to www.danchina.net - Please note this blog has been moved to www.danchina.net . All the contents here have been transferred so please revise any links.Filed under: Uncategorized7 years ago
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Farewell :'( - This has been quite the journey as my first year teaching. The kids are amazing and I couldn't have ask for a better group. Although they weren't always pr...
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