2nd graders finished their Cooperative Concentric Square pieces this week. I posted the lesson
here earlier in the month.
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Having the small musical score squares in the four corners helped kids reconstruct the concentric squares when they cut them apart and reglued. I didn't originally have they do that for that reason , but turned out to be REALLY useful. I had just had the kids use them to reinforce the concept of "repetition." |
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This shows a student using a small piece of foam core board to "stamp" on paint details. |
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Some chose to use markers for details as well as (or instead of) paint. |
Here are a few of their Chihuly inspired paper macchia, too. That lesson is posted
here.
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I have heard from parents that a LOT of kids went home and "educated" Mom and Dad about Dale Chihuly and his "hot shop"!!! |
LOVE the way the squares came out! Awesome lesson!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love the square too! So expressive and colorful! Pinning....:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art work.
ReplyDeleteI love the boldness of colors and patterns.
They look great - love the square idea!
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ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the kind thoughts:)) Actually I received one of these acknowledgements recently and posted my five blog links here: http://kids-finelines.blogspot.com/2012/01/passing-on-some-blogs.html
ReplyDeleteHappy Blogging to you, too!!
Your blog is adorable! I love the title! I just found you am your newest follower. You are inspiring my artsy side. :o)
ReplyDeleteVicky
Traditions Laughter and Happily Ever After
Thanks for the kind words:))
DeleteThe squares really remind me of quilts. Very nice.
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