Rina hi…totally shouted out to you in my blog because I borrowed this lesson! I wasn’t as successful as you, but the kids had fun and they were happy to take them home. นาง. Erb recently posted..Pueblo Coil Pottery
Thanks so much for writing! I am thrilled your students had fun with the project, but I am seriously sorry you had to stay after school gluing cracked dragons. Readers – you may want to stick with the ‘S’ or ‘C’ shapes to keep things simple.
Thanks for this great lesson plan idea! Our students study Mandarin, so I was able to tie it in to Chinese mythology. They were so excited to make dragons, and every one was successful. I also love, love, love the idea of having each class do a different shape. My experience was that the humped ones are much simpler to arrange in the kiln, and don’t fall down even without legs as long as you give them a good bit of clay, so I would not say that they were any more challenging to do than the other shapes (for us).
ว้าว, เหล่านี้มีมาก! ฉันต้องการโครงการดินเหนียวอื่นสำหรับเกรด 1 ของฉัน′s (ฉันมีความคิดที่ดีที่จะทำให้เม็ดดิน– แต่เราไม่สามารถเคลือบไฟได้โดยไม่ต้องใช้สายไฟและอุปกรณ์พิเศษ…duh) และฉันคิดว่ามังกรเหล่านี้จะสมบูรณ์แบบ!
Kristin เมื่อเร็ว ๆ นี้โพสต์.เต่าทะเล Pastel
คริสตินสูง! 1เซนต์ปะทะคารมรักโครงการ. รุ้ง '’ humped มังกรได้ยาก, คนอื่น ๆ ได้ง่าย. หวังว่ามันจะทำงานออก. ด้วย – ฉันได้เพิ่มบล็อกของคุณเพื่อห้องพักของฉันศิลปะจากทั่วโลก’ blogroll – โลกของคุณดูเหมือนว่ามันแปลกใหม่ให้ฉัน.
Rina
Rina hi…totally shouted out to you in my blog because I borrowed this lesson! I wasn’t as successful as you, but the kids had fun and they were happy to take them home.
นาง. Erb recently posted..Pueblo Coil Pottery
Hi Christina
Thanks so much for writing! I am thrilled your students had fun with the project, but I am seriously sorry you had to stay after school gluing cracked dragons. Readers – you may want to stick with the ‘S’ or ‘C’ shapes to keep things simple.
Thanks for this great lesson plan idea! Our students study Mandarin, so I was able to tie it in to Chinese mythology. They were so excited to make dragons, and every one was successful. I also love, love, love the idea of having each class do a different shape. My experience was that the humped ones are much simpler to arrange in the kiln, and don’t fall down even without legs as long as you give them a good bit of clay, so I would not say that they were any more challenging to do than the other shapes (for us).
Hi Dina
I am so glad this project worked for you and your students! Thanks so much for the feedback and for passing on your tips to other art teachers.
Rina