Tabitha Morgan, The Lost Sock Art Teacher STUDENT JELLIES Spring 2023 Jasmin Duran, Paislee Hall, Michelle Camargo Jaidyn Short Kaylee Reed, Kylar Leonard, Ayden B. Eduardo M. Maria S., Aron Palacious Audree Holland, Melanie Camargo, Jazmyn zortrga ———————————— Fall 2021 Jorja Young, Kenzi Banks/ 8th grade 2021 2021 Below- Jaycee M,, Estrella, Grayson 2021 Below- Josie H.,Jaylee N. , Kenzie W,, Anonymous, Presley C. 2020 Students ———— Stephanie 7th grade Mikayla 8th grade Yareli 7th grade Olivia, Lucy, Maiyah and Kyla Braylee, Destinee, Carie, Brielle, Karen & Jannette Learn about "SeaJellies" here... See the South African Compass Jellyfish in action here... Watch Sea Jellies to get inspired here... Learning the pars of the Jellyfish will help you better draw them... Try drawing a jellyfish. When you are done, try drawing them from different perspectives. How would the body look floating above you? How would the body look floating below you? PERSPECTIVEs OF COMPASS JELLY Kyla, Josie and Mikayla planning on manilla before big color paper. CRITERIA FOR PLAN Practice Drawing from all Perspectives High, medium and Low. Show details of the design on the Compass Jelly. Show depth and space by showing far and close jellies. ------------------------------------------------------------------- When in a Jellyfish Swarm, Smack or Bloom, You will see Jellies from a variety perspectives. This shows depth in the picture. It goes back far and extends the edges of the photo. Smack, Swarm of Jellyfish. (photo by Pedro Szekely) When they are HIGH, you see the bottom inside... When they are at your EYE LEVEL, you see the side... When they are LOW, you see the top... Images above found here... South African Compass Jellies Find Inspiration from these BlackLight Jellies found from here... https://www.google.com/search?q=blacklight+jellyfish+painting&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj23ryqxNjvAhVMV80KHWy5AvMQ_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=1920&bih=944 Working on the Oral Arms from the high perspective. MIDDLE SCHOOL ART STUDENTS 2021 Jaycee M., Estrella, and Jorja working on their unique jellies. ---------- 2020 5th period Art I working on Emphasizing Jellies with Prisma and Markers 2020 4th period Art I working on Emphasizing Jellies with Prisma and Markers ELEMENTARY ART STUDENTS We used construction paper crayons on dark paper. Mrs. Markawitz's 4th grade Tray (above) London, Cheyanne, Andrea, Sevan & jimmy (above) ------------- Mrs. McMillian's 4th grade Cassy Kadin, Ava, Kenny & Katalina------------- Mrs. Maddox's 5th grade Lydia Jimena Hanna & Morgan (Above in black) Gianni & Braden (above in purple) -------------- Mrs. Do's 4th grade class Alyssa & Nikky (above) Danyel, Haley, Joshua, Abby & Samantha (Above) -------------- Mrs. kearly's 5th grade Jellies Rachel, Sarah, Kyli, Tiffany & Kallie--------------------- Cool thing is, our past assignment was hot air balloons that taught the students how to use contour lines on a ballooned form. The jellyfish are a perfect match for continuing the learning into a new subject. Jellyfish are fascinating creatures!!! Practice- Construction Paper Crayons on Colored Paper...

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Tabitha Morgan, The Lost Sock Art Teacher STUDENT JELLIES Spring 2023 Jasmin Duran, Paislee Hall, Michelle Camargo Jaidyn Short Kaylee Reed, Kylar Leonard, Ayden B. Eduardo M. Maria S., Aron Palacious Audree Holland, Melanie Camargo, Jazmyn zortrga ———————————— Fall 2021 Jorja Young, Kenzi Banks/ 8th grade 2021 2021 Below- Jaycee M,, Estrella, Grayson 2021 Below- Josie H.,Jaylee N. , Kenzie W,, Anonymous, Presley C. 2020 Students ———— Stephanie 7th grade Mikayla 8th grade Yareli 7th grade Olivia, Lucy, Maiyah and Kyla Braylee, Destinee, Carie, Brielle, Karen & Jannette Learn about "SeaJellies" here... See the South African Compass Jellyfish in action here... Watch Sea Jellies to get inspired here... Learning the pars of the Jellyfish will help you better draw them... Try drawing a jellyfish. When you are done, try drawing them from different perspectives. How would the body look floating above you? How would the body look floating below you? PERSPECTIVEs OF COMPASS JELLY Kyla, Josie and Mikayla planning on manilla before big color paper. CRITERIA FOR PLAN Practice Drawing from all Perspectives High, medium and Low. Show details of the design on the Compass Jelly. Show depth and space by showing far and close jellies. ------------------------------------------------------------------- When in a Jellyfish Swarm, Smack or Bloom, You will see Jellies from a variety perspectives. This shows depth in the picture. It goes back far and extends the edges of the photo. Smack, Swarm of Jellyfish. (photo by Pedro Szekely) When they are HIGH, you see the bottom inside... When they are at your EYE LEVEL, you see the side... When they are LOW, you see the top... Images above found here... South African Compass Jellies Find Inspiration from these BlackLight Jellies found from here... https://www.google.com/search?q=blacklight+jellyfish+painting&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj23ryqxNjvAhVMV80KHWy5AvMQ_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=1920&bih=944 Working on the Oral Arms from the high perspective. MIDDLE SCHOOL ART STUDENTS 2021 Jaycee M., Estrella, and Jorja working on their unique jellies. ---------- 2020 5th period Art I working on Emphasizing Jellies with Prisma and Markers 2020 4th period Art I working on Emphasizing Jellies with Prisma and Markers ELEMENTARY ART STUDENTS We used construction paper crayons on dark paper. Mrs. Markawitz's 4th grade Tray (above) London, Cheyanne, Andrea, Sevan & jimmy (above) ------------- Mrs. McMillian's 4th grade Cassy Kadin, Ava, Kenny & Katalina------------- Mrs. Maddox's 5th grade Lydia Jimena Hanna & Morgan (Above in black) Gianni & Braden (above in purple) -------------- Mrs. Do's 4th grade class Alyssa & Nikky (above) Danyel, Haley, Joshua, Abby & Samantha (Above) -------------- Mrs. kearly's 5th grade Jellies Rachel, Sarah, Kyli, Tiffany & Kallie--------------------- Cool thing is, our past assignment was hot air balloons that taught the students how to use contour lines on a ballooned form. The jellyfish are a perfect match for continuing the learning into a new subject. Jellyfish are fascinating creatures!!! Practice- Construction Paper Crayons on Colored Paper...

Oh yes… Spring Break! The flowers are blooming, the birds are singing, the grass is turning green all over again. The breeze is clean, the air is warmer and after a few days with the kids at home you start hearing… Mom… I am bored! Don’t worry girl I got you! My Spring Break …

Learn more about ocean animals by creating your own. Grab a few paper bags and turn them into a fun paper bag jellyfish craft.

Use this character education activity to address jealousy in the classroom. The jelly fish craft has a growth mindset of "I Can" statements along with a cut & paste of ideas. Included: Weeks worth of 15 minute jealously lesson plans Standards for each day Link to video What we should say to friends jelly fish coloring page Jelly fish anchor chart about how to deal with jealousy 2 different styled writing pages to write about a time students were jealous 2 different styled writing pages to write about how they deal with their jealously Jelly fish cut and paste activity about what good friends should say Ideas for Use: Character Education lessons within the classroom Social Emotional Learners small group lessons School Counselor lessons MORE Character Education Activities Unicorn Craft - Being Proud of Yourself Coffee Cup Craft - Courage What if Everyone Did That? Make sure to FOLLOW me to keep up with all my new products.

2nd grader, 8 years old, girl. Postercolors & oil pastels on drawing paper.

Hands-on Summer Math Activity with free printable snap cube pattern cards! Simply print cube worksheets to play and learn!

It’s time for The Kids Craft Stars monthly craft challenge! Every month we have a challenge between a few blogger friends and I, to in-cooperate a different craft medium or technique into a simple kid craft. This month’s

Creative sea animal crafts and activities for kids, toddlers, preschoolers and kindergartners to make ocean creatures like turtle, jellyfish

I and the children LOVE these AMAZING trash liner jellyfish. So simple, and yet such an amazing addition to our OCEAN/SEA theme. I have added a Youtube tutorial at the bottom. To make these I used two 10 gallon commercial trashcan liners, the ones for small office trash cans, at a cost of about 5 cents and about 10 minutes of time each. #1 The first liner is opened up, four "corners" [just grab the edge about every 1/4 around] brought together and stapled, then stuffed down into the center of the bag to create a bowl shape. #2 For the second liner, cut off the sealed edge. It is accordion folded in fourths. Unfold completely and fold over once to create a square, giving you four layers of plastic. Cut off the edges and cut into spiral. I did about a 1 - 1 1/4 inch thickness. The wider the strip the shorter the "tentacles." I didn't try to be that accurate or to make a perfect circle. I knew once they were opened out that it wouldn't matter. You end up with a pretty long strip. I folded it in half and cut it to create two strips of equal length. Since it's actually doubled over double layers, this gives you 8 tentacles total. Spread them all apart. \ If you try to attach them without separating them first, they will cling to one another and not fall properly to create the tentacle effect. Once separated, join them all together, placing them randomly together in a circle and stapling together. Since you have two sets of four of the same cut, this is important that they not sit perfectly together or it won't look right. Stick the tentacle staple up against the inside of the bowl shaped bag and push up with your hand. Collect all layers on the top, along with a string to hang if wanted, and staple. You can't see the staple on the ones I have up. The plastic folds over and hides it. The layers are: TENTACLES TOP OF BAG gathered together and folded over [pic below] BOTTOM CENTER OF BAG STRING FOR HANGING All are stapled through at once. I can now make them with just one stable through the whole thing, but it is easier to staple the tentacles first, then the top of the bag, then the combined pieces. These are WONDERFUL!! I'm so glad I came across the idea. I think my process is MUCH easier than the original instructions, which used clear rubber bands. This is an original idea of Casa Haus English that her daughter created for a school assignment. She placed her jellyfish creation on a stick and used it as a movable puppet. Our jellyfish did the same, which is really cool, but with 2 and 3-year-olds, playing with plastic bags just doesn't work. So, ours are hung from the ceiling. TUTORIAL I have received several emails about the bringing the "corners" together step, so have created the following tutorial. A couple of things to note is that for this one I used smaller liners than the ones in this post, and I folded the first liner in quarters rather than opening it out and folding it in half, so the tentacles came out shorter. Only the last staple is necessary. If you are making a lot of these, you'll probably get to the point where you can just hold it all together and only use the one staple. Tags: ocean, sea, theme, unit, preschool, kindergarten, child, care, childcare, daycare, beach, jellyfish, animals, craft, art, decoration, puppet, plastic, bag, trash, can, liner

~ Note for Thai fans ~ เป็นโพสเก่าที่มีแฟนบล๊อกจากต่างประเทศขอมาให้เขียนเป็นภาษาอังกฤษนะคะ ส่วนแฟนบล็อกที่ยังไม่เคยอ่านเรื่องนี้เลย ฉบับภาษาไทยดูที่นี่ค่ะ The other day, while I was thinking to get…

Ashleigh: My roommate and I are both vet students. We originally were just going to be wear the blue man morphsuits because I already had the costume from my little brother....