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Example photos of Lesson Displays

Compiled by Deborah Wilson, Roswell North

ES2006-2008

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Lesson Examples

Beverly Buchanan Melissa Leonard

Calder MobilePage Gammon

English Avery & Anita Burch

Hope Knight

Georgia O’Keeffe---Hope Knight

Hope Knight

Jennifer Barrett

English Avery

Clay tiles

Wayne Thiebaud lessonJennifer Harding

Wayne ThiebaudMelissa Leonard

Matisse collage

lesson Katie Argentina

Tree Landscape Nancy Reed

Melissa Leonard

Melissa Leonard

Complementary Color DragonsMichael Hunter

Clay Coil AnimalsNancy Reed

Nancy Reed

Clay pinch pot people

Clay pinch pot heads

Paula Sadler

Op Art Portraits

Scientific Illustration Drawings

Paula Sadler

Inside-Out Cut Paper

Second grade self-portrait collages with a favorite book. Paula Sadler

Tessellations – Randy Farley

Faith Ringgold’s Tar Beach Randy Farley

Op Art paintings that will become stuffed paper sculptures. Stephanie Scott

Radial Styrofoam Print—Stephanie Scott

Symmetrical CollageSteve Avery

Printing with mat board pieces.Susan Edwards

Cityscapes – Printed and Watercolored 1st Grade Susan Edwards

Paul Klee Portraits in warm and cool colorsSusan Edwards

Gustav Klimt treesSusan Edwards

Symmetrical Insect-Steve Avery

Greek Amphorae Tracy Kuzminsky

Andinkra Symbols Tracy Kuzminsky

First Grade Symmetrical Totems Tracy Kuzminsky

Kindergarten Kandinsky’s Tracy Kuzminsky

Susan Edwards

Tracy Kuzminsky

Patty Hambrick

First Grade-Tar BeachPatty Hambrick

Patty Hambrick

Angie Haviland

After practicing gesture drawing, third grade students draw a figure in motion on tagboard and cut it out. The students then trace the figure three times on their papers to create action drawings.MaryLou Andrews

Third grade self-portrait collages English Avery

Hope Knight

Rolled patterned paper tube sculpture. Jacquie Tiede

Mobile pieces are stored in plastic bag to keep materials together while students are working.Jennifer Harding