Cynthia Brock

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This table of first graders put their paper bag house sculptures together to make a neighborhood. @CubRunBarnes

[Cynthia Brock @CubRunArt]

Third graders in @Cub3rd are creating amazing self portraits!

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First graders in @CubRunVodi are Zentanglin'!

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Fourth grade is gathering visual resources for their time travel paintings,neither the help of the most random thing I have ever found on my art room floor.

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I spent my professional development time yesterday with Dr. Sharroky Hollie learning methods for culturally responsive teaching. What an amazing speaker! @validateaffirm

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Look at these fourth grade wire sculptures!

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More beautiful second grade pictures in @mrs_scoville .

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Fifth graders are telling the story of one of their journeys using a triptych, or three panel picture.

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Kindergarten students are making pinch pots out of earthenware clay. @CubRunSefrin

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Third grade is finishing up their cultural heritage self portraits. We have so many great family histories in our room!

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Art with @mrs_scoville.

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Kindergarteners learned the difference between shapes and forms and used modeling clay to practice making forms.

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Fourth graders are practicing their gesture drawing skills.

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One of the top benefits of being in art education is getting to make examples for new projects or professional development. Second grade will be making monster pots this year!

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Kindergarteners are putting together collages that show themselves and one of their interests..

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Second graders are drawing pictures of themselves with a special friend, showing off a location in their community.

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Fifth grade continuous line contour drawings.

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Sixth graders are learning digital image manipulation by turning themselves into heroes.

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Kindergarteners in @CubRunSefrin are making pictures of themselves with a personal interest

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Fourth graders in @ourhappyclass are using rulers to help make our figures in proportion. Ask your local fourth grader how many heads tall they are.