Splats, Scraps and Glue Blobs

Creative happenings in the Art Room

Friday, December 23, 2011

1st Grade Clay Turtles with Habitats

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1st grade students created a pinch pot clay turtle one art class. The next class - while the clay was drying and being fired- we discuss...
Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Fish Printing (Gyotaku) with Kindergarten

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A Lesson in Warm and Cool Colors Last month I decided things needed to get a little fishy in the Art room! I had done Gyotaku (Japanese...
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Thursday, December 1, 2011

Miro Inspired Geometric & Organic Shapes- Third Grade

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I've had a wonderful student teacher, Kim Doubler, these last 8 weeks. I'm sad to say that tomorrow is her last day with me. She has...
Monday, November 28, 2011

Complementary Zebras

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"Why - I just love your stripes!" The idea for this project popped into my head one evening when I was looking at some photo...
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Jackson Pollock Cats

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Second Graders used their marbles to create fun Pollock-like paintings! Students were introduced to artist Jackson Pollock with the boo...
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011

What a Delicious Project!

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Tints and Shades with a Cherry on Top This project has made it's way around Pinterest and I can see why! Immediately when I saw this I ...
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Monday, November 14, 2011

Voice Level Chart for Art Room

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I've been trying to teach my students to use appropriate voice levels during art. One of my schools uses the voice level terms school-wi...
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Theresa Gillespie
Theresa Gillespie spent over 20 years teaching Art in the Moline School District in Illinois. She has a BA degree in Art Education and a MEd degree in Education & Technology. She also is a graduate level instructor for The Art of Education where she enjoys helping art educators from around the world continue their education and professional development. In the spring of 2013 Theresa and her husband Chuck opened up ArtysBug Studio in Moline. She left the classroom in the spring of 2015 to spend more time working with the artists that come into ArtsyBug and working with teachers taking AOE courses. Though she has left the classroom, she has not left the Art Education field.
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