Splats, Scraps and Glue Blobs

Creative happenings in the Art Room

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Students Get Into Their Monet Paintings!

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We are standing on the bridge of our own paintings! Claude Monet and the Impressionists are my very favorite and I really enjoy ...
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Clay Bird Bath Sculptures Part 1

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4th Grade students have been working on a very fun clay project!  Using skills learned in previous grades, they are putting together a bird...
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Recycled CD Weavings

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What a Fun Project! Most of my 4th grade students just finished a very fun weaving project. After learning or reviewing the basics of we...
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Friday, March 16, 2012

Head of Man? No...How about Head of Cat or Head of Dog!

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Kindergarten Students Explore the Art of Paul Klee My Kindergarten students had looked at one of Paul Klee's works earlier in the y...
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Patterns are Dragon On!

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Kindergarten and First Grade Pattern Review This is a quick project that I do every few years. After working with Kindergarten and First...
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Thursday, March 8, 2012

Liebster Blog Award!

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A big thank you to Ilsa from Art Lessons from Belgium  for nominated me for a Liebster Blog Award!  Here's how the Liebster Award ...
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Monday, February 20, 2012

It's Kindergarten Mona Lisa Time!

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 Mona Lisa...Mona Lisa...we adore you... Now I know some of you out there feel that this painting is overrated and perhaps it is. But we ...
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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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