All the boys and girls made similar dragons for their fairy tale books. They also made borders showing just what can happen when one actually meets up with a dragon. As you see some of them wore dragon-fighting masks and capes.
The girls decided that a dragon-fighter should have his cape held up for a procession, and we played trumpet fanfares for the occasion.
The kinders have been in another world altogether. To enhance their harvest curriculum, they painted autumn trees, and made advent calendar-type windows showing where animals tuck themselves away when the weather gets harsh. Here is Ava's, with a sleeping bunny, snakes, a hooting owl and a bark beetle:
The children drew these free-hand by following along as I drew on the board. I am so proud of them all!
Of course there's been a lot of work from the big kids too, but no pictures because I multitask like a whirling dervish. I'll stay on it this coming week!
3 comments:
Jeannie youare rockin,those kids are very lucky to have you!!!
That's an awesome dragon for such a little guy to draw in such detail! What is Sam's age?
Jest think if all kids could do so much beautiful art. Wow what an amazing program you offer Jeannie.
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