MRS. PORTER’S RECIPE FOR ALTERED FILE FOLDERS. Ingredients: leftovers from other projects + a dash of whimsy.
April 2, 2009
by Bonnie Porter
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April 2, 2009
by Bonnie Porter
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MRS. PORTER’S RECIPE FOR ALTERED FILE FOLDERS. Ingredients: leftovers from other projects + a dash of whimsy.
February 26, 2009
by Bonnie Porter
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BELL’ARTE classes are underway! A proud second grade artist, In-the-style-of Albrecht Durer, “The Hare”, shown above. Nine young students sketched and colored and played shape games. First, they sketched a bird from my family room mural. Then they drew a … Continue reading
November 2, 2008
by Bonnie Porter
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CAPTURING FALL COLORS! One of life’s simple pleasures—making prints with fruit and vegetable stamps. Recycle paper and paper bags by stamping and creating notecards, wrapping paper, gift bags, etc. Caution: this project is addictive! My husband wondered what I was … Continue reading
October 20, 2008
by Bonnie Porter
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Painting in thestyle of Van Gogh!IMPASTO recipe: 1/2 C. medium thick tempera paint + 1 Tbsp. white detergent powder (or cornstarch, white flour, etc.). Thin with water or add more powder to thicken. Scoop dollops of paint onto sytrofoam grocery … Continue reading
October 20, 2008
by Bonnie Porter
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MONDAY MONTAGE. Why are young children so attracted to the paintings of Van Gogh? The appeal of cheery sunflowers seems to resonate with everyone. The lure of Van Gogh’s intense palette, combined with the harmony of his compositions and the … Continue reading
October 13, 2008
by Bonnie Porter
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Extreme Building Blocks, Part 2: Middle Schoolers accept the challenge and get super creative!