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15 Feb 1st Grade – Rainbow Fish

Posted at 13:41h in 1st Grade, Author Illustrator, Classroom, Color Mixing, Fish, Kindergarten & 1st Grade Lessons, Value by gingerpacer 0 Comments

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This lesson is completely STOLEN from Julie Werkman, the wonderful art teacher I student taught with 20 years ago. She is the master of this lesson, a highly creative lady who designed beautiful lessons in a Pre-Pinterest world! This lesson takes several classes to complete, however, students...

22 May When Cats Fly! An Homage to Laurel Burch!

Posted at 14:17h in 4th Grade, 5th Grade, Cats, Fish, Flowers, Laurel Burch, Mural, Painting, Uncategorized by gingerpacer 0 Comments

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I LOVE this time of year! I am seriously as excited as my students to begin the annual Spring mural painting! I am lucky to have this very large space in the halls of my building covered with bulletin boards. I staple up large banner...

22 Apr 1st Grade – Fish Collages with Cloud Clay

Posted at 10:36h in 1st Grade, Cloud Clay, Collage, Fish, Kindergarten & 1st Grade Lessons by gingerpacer 0 Comments

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These first grade collages were tons of fun! Look how silly and cute! I have to give some credit to Laura from Painted Paper, a few years ago she made a quick one day collage with cloud clay fish on the day of her arts...

welcome to paintbrush rocket

Welcome Teachers, Students and Creativity Seekers! For 19 years, I have had the pleasure of inspiring creativity & building creative confidence in my 5- 12 year old students as an Art Teacher. Over the years, it has become clear that CREATIVITY transcends intelligence. Our future inventors, scientists and entrepreneurs are born in the art room. Playful experimentation with art materials and testing the limits of their possibilities ignites creativity and innovative thinking. Paintbrushes and Rockets have a lot in common… they both are vehicles for discovery!