Look who appeared in my art room after break?!!
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Monday, November 26, 2018
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Conference Market
Monday, November 5, 2018
Sugar Skulls
After studying the Mexican tradition of Dia de los Meurtos, third grade artists created these fantastic Sugar Skulls in memory of a loved one or pet who has passed. Aren't they amazing? Our process is outlined below.
Students started by selecting a subject for the project. They were encouraged to choose a loved one, pet or ancestor who has passed away. Many students then did research on their subject to learn more about them in order to create a memory skull.
Third graders used markers designed their Sugar Skulls to represent their chosen subject by using a limited palette and both traditional Mexican and personal symbols.
Once they had designed their skulls, students began the clay building process using their drawing as a guide.
In my Sugar Skull leggings with my feet up after a rewarding day of Sugar Skull Making. |
Thursday, November 1, 2018
Pac-Man Fever!
The Specials Teacher, Building Engineer and Educational Assistants dressed up as the Pac-Man game for Halloween.
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