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Each of my elementary students (that I see twice each week) painted a strip of paper with warm colors. They decided on the pattern & colors. I love this fun, summer-on-the-horizon collaborative project!
Howdy! I am Mr. Greg from The Kindergarten Smorgasboard. My real name is Greg Smedley-Warren. I have been teaching for 11 years. I spent a year teaching fifth grade, two years in second grade and am now in my 9th year in Kindergarten. Kindergarten is my passion and my calling but honestly, that wasn’t how it started. When I was moved to Kindergarten (not voluntarily!) I called my mommy and cried. But on the first day, I fell in love and knew that Kindergarten is where I belonged. I have remained in Kindergarten ever since. I plan to never leave the classroom as the kids are what drive me to continue my growth as a teacher and person.
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For several years now I've used the fall festival to create a collaborative art piece involving students, parents, family members, teachers, and administration. Some years they are HUGE!!(Kandinsky Fence Project, Art Cubes..etc). This year I went small. We did the craft stick mural using the regular size craft sticks. Normally I would suggest using the next size up because you can accomplish greater detail in your designs, but it was something I had on hand & wouldn't cost any extra money. Sometimes...money does impact our choices as art educators. No matter...they turned out great!! I had moms, dads, grandparents, neighbors all setting down with their kids & creating together. Plus...I feel the results were amazing!! I prepped for the event by taping 12x18 paper down at each seat to protect my tables from young artists that might not have as great control. I placed warm color or cool colors at the tables....wanting to separate them out so I could do a pattern when assembling the pieces. (For the most part this worked out...but I had PARENTS going to other tables to get the other colors!! ha ha) I opted to do a chevron pattern. This is not as easy to do when their are irregularities with the craft sticks. So there are some spacing differences. I placed glitter glue in between the spaces. I attached it to foam core board I got at dollar tree. You have to be careful though...because sometimes the boards are really bent. I finished it off by brushing it with a satin finish acrylic glaze(just for added protection!) On the back I hot glued string and then duct taped it down to make sure it would not come loose. It is hanging in the office where there is less traffic of little hands to touch it. So hopefully it will stay up for awhile!!
With over 21,000 Widgit Symbols, 100s of templates and a range of powerful features, InPrint 4 is the perfect tool for creating visual supports and learning materials.
concepts, forms, materials, techniques, and processes related to basketry
With over 21,000 Widgit Symbols, 100s of templates and a range of powerful features, InPrint 4 is the perfect tool for creating visual supports and learning materials.
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The Collaborative Economy is an economic model where ownership and access are shared between people, startups, and corporations. Altimeter Group has been tracking the progression of social business in the enterprise for quite some time now. Last winter, Altimeter began a deep analysis of recent trends in collaborative economy and how they will disrupt business. 4…
When kids do group art projects, the results are impressive. Try these collaborative art projects like murals, weavings, and much more.
Capture unforgettable memories with our vibrant and engaging collaborative butterfly wings mural project, perfect for the first day of school, open house events, life cycle of a butterfly lessons, end of year celebrations, graduation, and more! This unique, large-scale butterfly poster is designed t...
Honor our military veterans during Veterans Day with this whole-class art project and writing activity. Your students will love working together to create a large, colorful poster that they can display on a classroom wall or in the school hallway.24 color-by-number, 7.5-inch tiles of paper join toge...
Kindness Day - Collaborative Poster Coloring Activity | Kindness Bulletin BoardGreat for bulletin board ideas, craft for kids, coloring pages, art projects for kids, decorations classroom or other.What's Inside:Project includes 12 printable black and white poster pieces.⭐ Detail:File PDFSize 8.5x11 ...
Looking for an activity for your algebra 2 students to practice graphing quadratic functions in vertex form? Look no further! This quadratic vertex form collaborative tessellation bulletin board activity is just what you need.Once all the student pieces are finished, it will create one large tessellation bulletin board display. This is a great way to engage your students and decorate your classroom!
Students find the slope between 2 points in this collaborative activity to build decor for a classroom math bulletin board. All answers are integers from coordinates with and without negatives. Each leaf has a slope problem that students complete, color and cut out. Students then add their leaves to...
Difficulty: Medium Supplies used: • 8.5x11 cardstock paper • Crayons • Markers • Magazines for collage • Glue • Calculator and ruler (to figure out how many 4x4 squares will fit onto the bulletin board you’re creating) • Grid method of art (each square will get a number 1-13 (or however long) horizontally;and a letter A-J (or however far) vertically) - this will be your place holder for when you staple the pieces to the board. The code doesn’t matter as long as you know where everything is going to go! How to get ‘er done: • I started by first cutting 8.5x11 card stock paper down into 4x4 squares. You should get 4 squares per paper. • I taped all the squares to my wall side by side filling the wall. • I then drew the image I wanted to create onto the squares in pencil. I c
