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Wednesday, March 9, 2011. This project was a favorite among my 5th graders this year. All of their pieces turned out great and students were able to learn and practice new clay skills. After the projects were bisqued, the students were then able to glaze their projects. They looked amazing when they came out of the last firing. This is a project I will keep for next year for sure. This one lost his eye in the bisque firing. I glued it on later, after it was glazed. Posted by Andrea Stevenson. 5 Cut paper...

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Wednesday, March 9, 2011. This project was a favorite among my 5th graders this year. All of their pieces turned out great and students were able to learn and practice new clay skills. After the projects were bisqued, the students were then able to glaze their projects. They looked amazing when they came out of the last firing. This is a project I will keep for next year for sure. This one lost his eye in the bisque firing. I glued it on later, after it was glazed. Posted by Andrea Stevenson. 5 Cut paper...

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Wednesday, March 9, 2011. This project was a favorite among my 5th graders this year. All of their pieces turned out great and students were able to learn and practice new clay skills. After the projects were bisqued, the students were then able to glaze their projects. They looked amazing when they came out of the last firing. This is a project I will keep for next year for sure. This one lost his eye in the bisque firing. I glued it on later, after it was glazed. Posted by Andrea Stevenson. 5 Cut paper...

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Elementary Art Gallery: April 2010

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Thursday, April 15, 2010. Our second grade learned all about the dessert-loving artist Wayne Thiebaud. When finished coloring, students will cut our their cake and then put it on a sheet of 8.5 x 11" colored construction paper to create their cake stand. Cut that out. Then lay your cake on the stand on a 12" x 18" different colored piece of construction paper and glue down. As a finishing touch, draw the glass cover using a piece of white chalk. This student is about half-way done. Monday, April 5, 2010.

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Elementary Art Gallery: February 2010

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Thursday, February 25, 2010. I love how creative this little artist was. She painted a table and decorated her vase all on her own:). Wednesday, February 17, 2010. How could you not be pumped to create sea turtles after watching this? Chinese New Year Wishing Tree. I had my second grade classes continue learning about Chinese New Year after our lantern. Project. I taught them about the wishing tree. Joy, friendship, and water, I think. Of Kandinsky's work. I then. City Under the Moon. Simply start by cre...

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Elementary Art Gallery: January 2010

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Sunday, January 31, 2010. This was a way fun project that turned out so cool. I got the idea from this great book. One of the class's favorite parts of the lesson was when I introduced it by showing them this video. They loved it so much that I now use it as an incentive for them to behave and clean up well. These student examples look a little more realistic than. My Trogdor one at the top of the page. We did this proje. Because I know mine were confusing. Then open the door and. This project is similar...

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Elementary Art Gallery: Pinch Pot creatures

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Wednesday, March 9, 2011. This project was a favorite among my 5th graders this year. All of their pieces turned out great and students were able to learn and practice new clay skills. After the projects were bisqued, the students were then able to glaze their projects. They looked amazing when they came out of the last firing. This is a project I will keep for next year for sure. This one lost his eye in the bisque firing. I glued it on later, after it was glazed. March 14, 2011 at 1:45 PM. Oh, so sweet!

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Elementary Art Gallery: Marbling Made Easy

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Wednesday, September 29, 2010. This project is way fun and turns out soooo cooool! 1 Layer about 1 inch of Shaving Cream onto a paper dish (or trays) *I bought my shaving cream at the dollar store. They had huge cans for just $1! 2 Level it out with a piece of cardboard as a scraper. 3 Use water based paint. I used the water colors. Paint directly on top of the shaving cream. Use different compositions like concentric circles, stripes, half moons, etc. 6 Use the piece of Posterboard. I just stumbled upon...

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