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Monday, December 17, 2012
Free Printable Holiday Card to Color
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Free Printable Christmas Card! Marit, founder of Featuring magazine , suggested that we all make print and color holiday cards to po...
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Friday, December 14, 2012
Prayers and Love
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Prayers and love to those in Connecticut. I pray for peace, I pray for love, I pray for our country and world. As a teacher, parent and h...
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Mixed Media Canvases with Kids
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Thanks for your kind comments about my fingers! They are actually healing much faster than I expected. As you might know, I am a lover ...
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Sunday, December 9, 2012
Egyptian Clay Sarcophagus-- 4th/5th grade
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These are the fun sarcophagi the 4th/5th graders made from clay. We spent a few days learning about Egyptian art and drawing them on pa...
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Vote in the Art Ed Blog of the Year contest!
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Exercise your right to vote! I just found out from Jessica over at The Art of Education that my art education blog has been selected as ...
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Found Object Faces-- 1st grade
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(these are the projects I burnt my fingers on!) USE LOW TEMP GLUE GUNS!!! Anyways, these are really charming and fun projects. Th...
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Friday, December 7, 2012
Winter Collages
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My posting is going to be limited for a little while. I burnt four of my fingers on a hot glue gun yesterday and had to go to the urgent c...
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Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Nominations Open for Art Ed Blog of the Year
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Do you have a favorite art education blog? Do you want to promote your own blog? The Art of Education blog is hosting another art e...
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Friday, November 30, 2012
Frogs in a Pond (with Monet) 1st Grade
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I love lessons where I can tie in different areas of study, art history and art techniques! This is a project I developed that incorporat...
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
African Cloth Painting-- 3rd Grade
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The Intermediates (grade 3) are studying Africa in their Social Studies class. We learned about the African Korhogo Clothes. See ...
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