just finished this unit with my 4th graders, where we learned about Pop Art and the purpose of Onomatopoeias. I showed them the work of Roy Litchenstein, and discussed how He was one of the most prominent artists of that time. I also talked about the purpose of comics during that time. Students had to choose an onomatopoeia and enlarge it into a 12x18” piece of paper. I encouraged them to surround their word with word bubbles and think about using “bright” and “bold” colors when painting. They used tempera paint, and sharpies for this
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3rd Grade: Gustav Klimt "Tree of Life" Citizen Trees
My school is a PYP/IB school and for 3rd grade the classroom teachers are focusing on "Who We Are" in terms of citizens and the ro...
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I decided to start the year off with a bunch of my grades doing lessons I have previously taught. I haven't had much time to really plan...
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just finished this unit with my 4th graders, where we learned about Pop Art and the purpose of Onomatopoeias. I showed them the work of Roy...
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February is always a fun month for me personally! It is African-American History Month, so this when I try to have each grade do a project b...
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