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Here is the EXAM review that you were supposed to complete with the sub (insert side eye here if you did not) 2D EXAM review 3D EXAM review If you still have not turned in your sketches please know that they are LATE and you must have them turned in by Thursday 6/1/17 at 11:45am...expect points off. If you are unable to come to my room in person, or forget your work at home don't fret! Just spread out your artwork on a table or on the floor and take a pic of the whole group, and then also send individual pics of each image. Ways to send work/contact me: The Remind.com app- just reply to a text I sent to you Email: [email protected] DM: @studio2_110 You will know that I received it because I will respond back to you to confirm. No response? Send it again. 
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...who do we appreciate?Teacher Appreciation Week. I gotta say, at my school at least, it was a good one. We had breakfast and all kinds of surprises during a red-carpet themed week topped off with a nice catered lunch today...really, it was great. What is not so great...teaching in May. We're tired, ya'll. We're beat. We're trying to make it, and still keep that pep in our step. I am super enthusiastic ('extra' is how the kids refer to it....ummmm...I guess that's a good thing...) but even I am feeling May like a fifty ton weight on my shoulders. It's like, because it's Teacher Appreciation Week you should feel excited and energized...but you are still just tired and trying to make sure everything is finished...and get the seniors squared away...kinda like this;  So anyway, I know that I am not alone- certainly not among my art teachin' friends. I decided to share something that I was working on now that I thought was kinda fun, and also bring back an idea I started doing a couple of years ago that REALLY helps with making sure student art actually makes it home at the end of the year. First up, the end of the year project we are working on now... Art Teacher Problem: 'What to do with old art' One thing that probably plagues any art teacher that is 'new/newer' to a school is a classroom (if you are lucky) that has quite the collection of 'old' student artwork. That was the case with me. When I started working here three years ago I inherited a mass of old student artwork from as far back as the nineties. Heck, maybe even older than that. But the work was so good...I couldn't just throw it out. So I didn't it. I kept organizing and reorganizing it. I would re-stack it. I would move it. But truth be told, not only was it taking up valuable real estate in my storage area...but if no one could see it then what good was it to hold on to it? At the beginning of this school year, I invited all the teachers to stop by my room to 'Deck the Walls' with the old art pieces I had squirreled away in my room. It was a big success and a total win-win for all involved. Click on the image to read the blog post about it from August, and to see more images.  Fast forward to this week. I find...gulp...MORE old student art. I couldn't bring myself to get rid of it...but it is so hectic with all the testing and seniors taking exams that I want to do another 'Deck the Walls' just yet. So I put on my imaginary thinking cap (its pink leopard glitter, by the way) To come up with a new solution; I would have students use the old art as the 'paper' to create the letters to make up quotes by famous artists to post all around the school. So...we started the new project;  Start with a pile of old art...make stencils...trace letters onto old art pieces...cut out...create words  Here is an example of a finished quote. We will add the artist's name (Henry Moore), laminate and hang at the beginning of school next year. I didn't have to throw away the art, the school gets a face-lift AND the student get to help make it happen. #winning Art Teacher Problem: Getting the work HOME |
General Info: Sketch Lists/Info: Exam: Yes, you have a mid-term AND final AP/Portfolio: ...you know what to do, so get to work :) 
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