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Monday, December 30, 2013

Think Dots As a Formative Assessment

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Color Think Dots - used as a formative assessment for third grade My third grade students were finishing a project at different stage...
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Friday, December 27, 2013

I Heard You Can Draw! - Book Review

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About a month ago I had the pleasure of sharing a wonderful book with my students.    It's a story that reminds us, as artists,...
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Monday, November 4, 2013

I Think I "Felt" in Love with Needle Felting!

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  Up until a year or so ago, I had no idea what needle felting was. I started to pin some of these cute little sculptures on Pinterest ...
Sunday, October 27, 2013

Reflections On the IAEA Conference

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The annual Illinois Art Education Association Conference was this past Friday and Saturday. Although I have been teaching for over 18 year...
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Friday, October 18, 2013

An Oldie but Goodie - What If Picasso Made Witches?

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This project has been around quite a while, but it's a good one.  I used it as an introduction to the abstract artwork of Pablo Picasso...
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Friday, October 11, 2013

5th Grade Landscapes with Zentangle Inspired Lines

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5th Grade students reviewed line quality in a work of art while creating these  landscape paintings with Zentangle inspired lines. ...
Thursday, October 3, 2013

Color Experiments

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  In my quest this year to allow students as much creative expression and freedom within the boundaries of learning outcomes I felt a new ...
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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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