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ART AT HEROD: December 2009
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A look inside the art room at Herod Elementary School.where ALL kids are artists! Art Comes Alive Every Day at Herod Elementary! Tuesday, December 15, 2009. Kindergarten and 1st Grade Clay Texture Medallions. I wanted to begin our first clay adventure with an activity that would assure success in every student while also introducing the kids to the nature of clay. We didn't have any ceramics last year so both the 1st and Kinders were clueless about clay! Clay is back in action at Herod! The PTO had gener...
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ART AT HEROD: 3rd Grade Ancient Greek Vases
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A look inside the art room at Herod Elementary School.where ALL kids are artists! Art Comes Alive Every Day at Herod Elementary! Monday, February 18, 2013. 3rd Grade Ancient Greek Vases. 3rd Graders love myths and legends! What a great way to introduce Ancient Greek Pottery! These are black and white crayon on orange paper. The culminating project was a scratch art technique on black paper. Pictures to follow! February 18, 2013 at 8:05 PM. Hey, Marla, I love this blog! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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ART AT HEROD: King Tut Revisited!
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A look inside the art room at Herod Elementary School.where ALL kids are artists! Art Comes Alive Every Day at Herod Elementary! Tuesday, March 12, 2013. I wanted to do a new and improved version of KING TUT this year with 4th Grade, and this is the result! They worked with thin metal and created texture with repousse techniques as well as color! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Units by Grade Level. Dia de los muertos. Some of My own art. Art With Mr. E. Briargrove Elementary Art Page.
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ART AT HEROD: December 2012
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A look inside the art room at Herod Elementary School.where ALL kids are artists! Art Comes Alive Every Day at Herod Elementary! Sunday, December 16, 2012. 5TH GRADE PUEBLO POT DRAWINGS. I really like them! Wednesday, December 12, 2012. No holiday pressure. 4th Grade began by looking at and sketching a real pumpkin. From there, we reviewed the process of making a pinch pot out of clay. The students made two equal size pinch pots and they were pretty big! There is nothing I love better than Egyptian art!
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ART AT HEROD: 2nd Grade Clay Owls
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A look inside the art room at Herod Elementary School.where ALL kids are artists! Art Comes Alive Every Day at Herod Elementary! Wednesday, March 13, 2013. 2nd Grade Clay Owls. Owls are born in the art room! Original inspiration came from our study of Picasso and his pet owl! We created oil pastel owls and then moved on to 3-D! Pinch pot turned upside down for the body,. Here are our green ware clay owls drying on the shelf. Now they are all bisque fired and ready for glazing! Units by Grade Level.
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ART AT HEROD: December 2010
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A look inside the art room at Herod Elementary School.where ALL kids are artists! Art Comes Alive Every Day at Herod Elementary! Tuesday, December 7, 2010. 5th Grade Oil Pastel Owls. I have loved watching my 5th graders study and draw these amazing owls. They drew from a photograph, part of our "drawing from observation" unit. I don't usually do drawing from photos, and I would have rather been at the zoo drawing, but this is the next best thing! They then drew their owl on black paper with white chalk.
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ART AT HEROD: May 2010
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A look inside the art room at Herod Elementary School.where ALL kids are artists! Art Comes Alive Every Day at Herod Elementary! Sunday, May 9, 2010. The Big Blue Wall Continued! Each grade continues to come out and put a little bit of color onto the wall. It's coming along! 1st Grade painted last week and here's a snapshot of my time with them. They look so cute in the big smocks. So close to the construction, and it's loud too! A butterfly taking shape. Such a beautiful mess! Saturday, May 8, 2010.
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ART AT HEROD: October 2010
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A look inside the art room at Herod Elementary School.where ALL kids are artists! Art Comes Alive Every Day at Herod Elementary! Sunday, October 17, 2010. Art outside the classroom! These are just a few shots of the kids at work. More pictures to come of the AMAZING drawings that they created. They loved being outside, drawing from observation, it was a great lesson. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Units by Grade Level. Dia de los muertos. Some of My own art. Art With Mr. E. Briargrove Elementary Art Page.
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ART AT HEROD: March 2013
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A look inside the art room at Herod Elementary School.where ALL kids are artists! Art Comes Alive Every Day at Herod Elementary! Wednesday, March 13, 2013. 2nd Grade Clay Owls. Owls are born in the art room! Original inspiration came from our study of Picasso and his pet owl! We created oil pastel owls and then moved on to 3-D! Pinch pot turned upside down for the body,. Here are our green ware clay owls drying on the shelf. Now they are all bisque fired and ready for glazing! Tuesday, March 12, 2013.
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ART AT HEROD: February 2010
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A look inside the art room at Herod Elementary School.where ALL kids are artists! Art Comes Alive Every Day at Herod Elementary! Monday, February 15, 2010. While 3rd grade was busy making clay snowmen, 2nd graders were busy learning all about PENGUINS! After drawing penguins, they created their own little clay penguin. More pictures to come. This being the coldest winter in AGES, it's appropriate that 3rd graders. To be correct). It's an easy ease into ceramics after a year off. First, we.
