Shadow room at the children’s museum



work in progress going a little sew-crazy bah! humbug! a christmas doodlebug

Easy Clay Hearts for Kindergarten This project teaches how to roll coils and basic glazing techniques. 1. Step one, Demonstrate rolling coils.2. Form the coils on a pre-drawn heart handout. Press firmly to adhere together. A little bit of water…

In November the students are learning about the characteristics and functions of Alaskan masks as well as the cultural traditions of Native Alaskans. They are making a 3-D mask using typical characteristics— animal or human features, fur, feathers, appendages,…

Here are a few of the final glazed pocket pots. Kids were in grades K-6. It was an afterschool class. For full directions, see earlier post about this project. Yay! I love them!

This was another good lesson I found on someone’s blog. Claim it if it was yours.. sorry can’t remember who. It was an old Halloween lesson.

Turkeys!I found this lesson on Mrs. Art Teacher’s blog: Thanks for the fun idea!! I don’t normally do crafty-type projects with my art classes, but these were so cute. At the beginning of the year, the kindergartners need a…

I am not a sewer, let’s just put that right out there. I think it is so fun though to use the sewing machine as a tool for collages. I just started doing it and wow, is it so much…

To connect with the Science, the Primaries are learning about how artists can use recycled and cast off materials to make art. We are watching a video about an artist who goes to the scrap and junkyard to find art…

This is a dreamcatcher ornament that will be sent to the Governor’s Mansion in our city for the Christmas tree. A group of kids in a 3rd/4th grade class made this.

Today I held an after school clay class for grades K-5. I had 11 kids sign up and we made pocket pots. These are so fun! After painting them, we will attach a wire to the top and they can…

The other post were pictures I took night. My brother and sister-in-law came over tonight and we played a game called Konexi and then had fun playing around with the letters. They were given this game as a gift by…


Collage with beeswax, raffia, paint, burlap, random flowers, paint markers, copper foil
