5.08.2009

Line Printing | Outdoor Yoga | Jason

Art



We read Follow the Line by Laura Ljungkvist this week. This book gives a good introduction to Line Art and Line Printing.





Children using the process of line printing often form constructions that they might not be able to draw or write, or might not consider drawing or writing. Children just entering the stage of representational drawing sometimes make a huge leap when offered line printing as a tool for composing pictures, letters and designs. Those individuals struggling with developing fine motor skills will find a new fluent means of expression and a tool for constructing knowledge. Though it may be difficult for children to draw straight lines, they can easily master the process of line printing. The ability to make a series of marks and control their placement not only precedes, but is also essential to drawing, reading and writing, and children will begin to understand a line as a basic element of design.

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Snippets

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Acrylic on Canvas

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Yoga
Yoga this week was outdoors!

Ms. Krista brought her beautiful new yoga Tibetan singing bowl.

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In the Garden

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Newbies
Welcome to the Terra Luz community, Jason!


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Jason is a HUGE fan of the sandbox and light table.
Stay tuned for another addition we'll have joining Terra Luz next week!

Culinary
Mama Melissa subbed for Ms. Kellyann and the children assisted in making whole wheat zucchini and cranberry muffins.


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Gratitude
Your children were incredibly excited to help wrap up their handmade gifts for their mamas.

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Wishing You All A Wonderful Mother's Day!
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Thank you!

2 comments:

Lisa Summers said...

Thank you for the Mother's Day presents. I love the creative artwork and just seeing how excited Lauren is for me to open her present.

Happy Mother's Day!

iMother2.0 said...

I can't wait to frame my gift. Thank you!
What awesome shots. The one of Z and his tunnel is super cool.
Welcome Jason!