Here is a an OLD lesson that I taught about 6 years ago at my previous school. I think these turned out lovely. These chalk drawings were inspired by the Pueblo dwellings of the Native Americans. We read about the lives and homes of these people and then drew a picture of some homes inspired by the style of their dwellings. We used a chalk stencil method to make the background... similar to this technique, but we cut out the shape of the buildings.
And here was one that was more modernized! very creative:
I encourage you to share YOUR LINKS to old lesson plans that you may have taught awhile back!
Showing posts with label Old School. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Old School. Show all posts
Friday, July 29, 2011
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Old School Throwback!-- with YOUR LINKS
Here is one of my favorite little clay projects I have done. We made clay monsters. I taught this project about 5 years ago and I haven't done it again. I think I will do it again this year. These are really easy. You just make a pinch pot, turn it on its side and then add your features. We painted these with neon tempera paints. Acrylic paints would probably work better. We also spray varnished them.
And now it's your turn!! Find an old blog post or create a new blog post about an old lesson you taught a while back and maybe want to revive or try again. Maybe the lesson didn't really work as you planned and you are going to make some tweaks on it. Maybe you posted about this project a couple years ago and you want it to see the light of day again. It can be as simple as looking at the very beginning of your blogging and linking up to that.
And now it's your turn!! Find an old blog post or create a new blog post about an old lesson you taught a while back and maybe want to revive or try again. Maybe the lesson didn't really work as you planned and you are going to make some tweaks on it. Maybe you posted about this project a couple years ago and you want it to see the light of day again. It can be as simple as looking at the very beginning of your blogging and linking up to that.
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