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May 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
Focusing on turning something 2D into 3D, 5th graders designed Native American pottery on paper then created them in cla ...
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May 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
Artist Albrecht Durer painted his famous painting of a hare in 1502. People have admired it for years for its amazing a ...
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May 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
Rrr-bitt! Second graders studied tropical frogs! They read a book about frogs and reviewed the frog life cycle! Their ...
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Apr 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
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Apr 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
Artists for centuries have painted the classic still life of flowers on a table! Third graders viewed prints of flowers ...
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Apr 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
These little turtles made by 1st graders enjoy bobbing under the sea! Student artists drew, colored, cut and glued thei ...
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Apr 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
Look what's in bloom! Kindergarten artists interpreted blossoming plants in pinks and blues! They viewed and discussed ...
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Mar 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
Fauvism was an art movement in France in the early 1900's. It included Henri Matisse and his friends who painted bright ...
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Mar 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
Architecture is the study of building design. Third graders worked from house images to come up with a great small hous ...
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Feb 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
Shields were used for protection by Native American tribes. Not only did the shield protect a Native American by blocki ...
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Feb 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
"Tap-Tap" is the sound a driver in Haiti hears on his bus, telling him to stop. A person exits and unloads her market g ...
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Feb 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
What waddles through an icy landscape in the foreground? A penguin cut-out standing close-up! What is included in the ...
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Feb 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
These project are extra to class displays and do not fit into a current category.
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Jan 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
Are snowmen solids or liquids? Are they from nature or manmade? Second graders created snowmen with texture on color w ...
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Jan 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
Fifth graders incorporated good composition, style and color theory into their landscapes! To begin the project, they c ...
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Jan 2013, taught by Amie Salmon
The story 101 Dalmations was used to inspire the creation of these spotted pups! Kindergartners learned that the horizo ...
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Dec 2012, taught by Amie Salmon
Silk painting originated in China hundreds of years ago! The cocoon of the silk worm is harvested to create the soft fa ...
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Nov 2012, taught by Amie Salmon
Glowing angels with patterns in the sky! First graders discussed Raphael’s famous angels along with angels from Christm ...
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Nov 2012, taught by Amie Salmon
What to do with an old paintbrush? Recycle it into something new? How about a paintbrush butterfly with symmetry! Sec ...
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Nov 2012, taught by Amie Salmon
What are you thankful for? The turkey has become a symbol for the sharing of blessings in the Thanksgiving and Christma ...
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Oct 2012, taught by Amie Salmon
Kindergartners used their arms, hands and fingers to make these fantastic trees! Leaf stamps in autumn colors and glitt ...
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Oct 2012, taught by Amie Salmon
5th graders viewed and held sculptures of geckos that were handmade in Haiti and Indonesia! These sculptures provided i ...
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Oct 2012, taught by Amie Salmon
A fantasy jungle land of bright color...gorgeous skies...and an elephant to lead us there! 4th graders learned about el ...
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Oct 2012, taught by Amie Salmon
Henri Rousseau's artworks inspired these scenes! 3rd graders included a sense of depth with foreground, middleground an ...
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Oct 2012, taught by Amie Salmon
The Aztec Indians of Mexico made some of the first sun art! They had a sun stone that served as a calendar. 2nd grader ...
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Oct 2012, taught by Amie Salmon
Claude Monet lived in France and painted a beautiful bridge with waterlilies floating beneath! First graders learned ab ...
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Oct 2012, taught by Amie Salmon
Kindergarteners read Eric Carle's The Tiny Seed! Look carefully and you can see the seeds blowing in the wind! Pattern ...
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