Wow! It's been a long time since I blogged. It's been a little busy! My student teacher finished up, I tried to take an actual break for Spring Break, I started working on my garden, I've been working on a presentation about Visual Thinking Strategies and Inquiry methods for a mini conference in my school district, and I accepted a new job! Next year, I'll be starting a new adventure as a PreK-12th grade art teacher in a small school district just 5 minutes outside my hometown. I've enjoyed my position for the last 6 years, but I'm looking forward to shaving about 70 minutes off my daily commute and having the chance to work more in depth with fewer students (less than half!)
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Wonderful lesson--this is my "go-to" lesson for all sorts of age groups. Students are usually very successful with it, the supplies are very inexpensive, and the ideas plentiful! Nice work, Brandie @ CreateArtWithMe@blogspot.com
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