So there are some things I decided shortly before school started. Let's start with the first: I had too much purposeless decor in my art room. I'm an over-decorator. Just take a peak into my sewing room or my crafting space (yes, these are two separate rooms and yes, I'm spoiled rotten) and you'll know I ain't lyin'. When it comes to my art room, I tend to overdo it there as well. I have a bad habit...
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Sunday, August 20, 2017
In the Art Room: A Color Family Display
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Labels: elementary art, vintage clothing
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Labels: elementary art, vintage clothing
a unit of color,
a unit on color,
art room,
art room tour,
cassie stephens,
color experiments,
color families,
color theory,
color wheel,
first day of school,
teaching color
Monday, February 13, 2017
In the Art Room: Chalk Prints and Shaving Cream Marbling
In second grade we are working like crazy with our short 30 minute art classes to try our hands at two different paper treatments: floating chalk prints and shaving cream marbling. My goal has been for all of my students to attempt both processes twice before the end of class. It's a go-go-go kind of class but it's a lot of fun. When I shared a couple short videos of my students working on these...
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Labels: elementary art, vintage clothing
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book making,
cassie stephens,
elementary art class,
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Labels: elementary art, vintage clothing
art class,
art day,
art teacher,
book making,
cassie stephens,
elementary art class,
rainbow,
roy g biv,
second grade,
teaching color
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