Wednesday, March 21, 2018. Monday, February 26, 2018. Then use black, blue, turquoise, and magenta watercolor paint to make the galaxy background. Then use an old toothbrush and white tempera paint to splatter the stars. Next use an old projector to trace the profile silhouette of each student on the back of the paper. Cut it out very carefully in one piece. Wednesday, February 7, 2018. To begin this project, fir.

Wednesday, March 9, 2011. This project was a favorite among my 5th graders this year. All of their pieces turned out great and students were able to learn and practice new clay skills. After the projects were bisqued, the students were then able to glaze their projects. They looked amazing when they came out of the last firing. This is a project I will keep for next year for sure. This one lost his eye in the bisque firing. I glued it on later, after it was glazed.

Adventures in Art With Miss B! Friday, October 15, 2010. My name is Jenny Burton. I am 2 months into my first teaching job as an Elementary Art and Technology teacher in New Braunfels, TX! Over the next year, you will find updates on how my first year is going, the projects my students are working on, and.

Friday, September 20, 2013. Kindergarten had a few details to finish on their lion for the Art To Remember fundraiser, so I wanted an activity that was short, sweet and to the point, so I thought LINES! First we drew a vertical straight line. Then a vertical curvy line. Now we moved on to horizontal lines, first a zig zag. Then a horizontal loopy loop. Finished drawing before we paint. First time using watercolors, so I quickly explain how to use the water, to paint to paper.