(wow) Words Of Wonders Level 236 Answers – I know it is!!!! I look forward to seeing what happens here every morning! Before I get into today's topic, I thought I would quickly shout from 100 to 100 people in the middle of your big “calculation”!!!!! 100 years!!
I am LUV, I wear my “Song-Ms” hat on school visits, and I traveled to Louisiana last week. I'm lucky enough to visit Thibodaux and the wonderful WeeWonders as they prepare for the 100 Year School: Play and Write!
(wow) Words Of Wonders Level 236 Answers
What a beautiful fish bowl to end the year! How are your days at school? Does LUV see this?
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Here are some pictures of Beckley, Ohio on Maryland Avenue. The elementary school also had several 100-day invitations as part of the Greater Columbus Arts Council's Artist in Schools program. These projects are carried out at home under parental supervision. What a great Home + School connection for preschoolers!
Some parents are more involved in “tasks” than others. Look at this! Yes. Like a gray day in central Ohio, 100 equals a blizzard. WOWZERS!
As the readership in our partnership grows, so does the sense of wonder, worry, anxiety, and fear about the topics I choose for my monthly details. Something came to mind and then Amy shared this wonderful article about things she painted a few days ago. PLUS you kicked the first link here! We are really improving!
I am happy to collect some of my previous articles from my blog linked here – I have been thinking about the pictures and the children ever since. This seems like the perfect time to take off my music hat and put on my artist hat – starting a conversation about “process” and “product” as it relates to PreK+K [and toddlers and first graders as well].
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Which picture? What's the trick? What is the difference? What are the benefits (art vs. craft, process vs. product) to the children you serve? Are they all equal? One above the other? Is there a good reason for which experiment you used, when and why?
It's all about participation, research and experimentation. The joy of life. The time is near. Immediate results. A process is by definition a “public” experience. You and the media, there is no right or wrong answer. This word means go with the flow + see what happens. This can be very confusing. Always great fun. It's personal: a process. Moment by moment, PLAY-by-PLAY (get it?) material, medium, moment.
Both parents, grandparents and refrigerators. It's usually nice and gets an “Oh ______ do” response. Here's a preview. There is a process that we must travel through step by step. The teacher read the passages. The teacher cut out the cheat pieces first. That's it for the first time. So that's it. it goes here. Goes there. Add some of these. The teacher adds a magnet. Voila. It's always hard to tell your friends. Sometimes it's practically impossible.
I always bet teachers use a “product” to “teach” a lesson. I'm here with my degree in Fine Arts + Education + Photography to tell you that “technology” can be taught effectively. Check out these penguins for more insight.
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All students had access to the same construction paper, but their finished pieces were completely unique. Unique. Private. Some artists still carry their torn pieces in BIG packages, some are smaller, but all artists work through this process. As my mentor Mimi said, “It's safe at any speed.” These kids know what their job is. I promise. You can even guess which one your child created, regardless of the scenario in the supplemental reports.
What can I say about these 16 penguins? Were they born on the same day, on the same iceberg, to the same parents, and were they the same every day of their cloned lives? I guess it's like a science experiment gone wrong. I said there. I live here. I'm not a fan. If you were a parent as a volunteer for an afternoon, could you guess what kind of work your favorite child would make? I do not think so.
In fact, you would be hard-pressed to find a 16 like this anywhere in the world outside of the cut industry. . Those children have the opportunity to learn to glue. Don't get me wrong, there are lessons to be learned from attachment.
Do you see the difference? Does this make sense? I know that the “art” teachers first entered the economy in their hands. This is a topic of many things. I saw all the teachers go above and beyond in terms of training and experience. I know every teacher has a huge bulletin board to fill, but do you see the “pole” learning experience compared to these penguin students? step
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A very smart teacher, parent, grandparent, librarian, scoutmaster, or board member who creates “strategic opportunities” for the players and provides “products” for the fridge. Commemoration and gift giving. Here are two ideas I've seen and ironically use my favorite hoops and polka dots as a base. This is probably why I wanted to take pictures – before Pinterest!
A wonderful umbrella for the spring season ahead. We fill a semicircle with a circle. Apparently, they proposed a model that uses the lines of the rainbow pattern to represent the color image of the full circle. (You know, I can't resist this reference.) I think 80% of kids come up with this important idea by accident. Yet in this design concept there is room for individuality and self-expression. Here's something new – unlike the Penguin Stepford Wives we've seen before.
For each child, these situations require special green sheets of different lengths. Each has access to different colored paintballs. Each child combines the finished item with a person, and a unique heirloom is born – perfect for a stainless steel refrigerator or professional painting. General. Process + Product. It can be done successfully.
Spiritual food. Knowing the importance of pluralism and how to create opportunities for all children to fulfill their potential… learning styles and preferences and the use of the “BLIND attack” in education, for visual, auditory and kinesthetic learners, we design to support is important – so we need to consider and emphasize opportunities for children to experience: process and product as we plan our time together. We need to know how to benefit from the lessons according to the study plan.
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My advice? The younger the children, the longer the visit. How about 80/20 Kindergarten? 80 percent process. what percentage do you use? About 90/10 before the development stage: ninety percent principle.
Life is good in balance. We need free and creative thinking for daily challenges. When the light bulb goes out, the process requires convenient, “out of the box” built-in elements. We need more bulbs! I'm sure the light bulbs went off when we were at ARTS! We need individuals, lone wolves and adventurers, dreamers, poets and explorers. We need creativity. We need artists!! Maybe now more than ever! We need to empower those who can collaborate and collaborate well with others in what we know as art. Art is documented for all of the above.
We also need specialized professionals who can follow difficult instructions and build bridges in detail. We need craftsmen who know the specific possibilities of following detailed instructions. Sometimes there really is a “correct” answer, and every time it takes 2 + 2 = 4 – unwavering, coloring outside the surgeon's lines – at least not in my surgery. We need mathematicians and engineers. Thus, in the end, both the process and the product can affect us. I think we need ART first. Art always has its time.
What I personally like is that children get many opportunities for this process
