There will be an update about this activity later when the students have completed their work. I expect that there will be fish galore rendered in every colour of the rainbow. I have chosen to present the fish swimming around a fish hook... from there the readers imagination can unfold. However you will be surprised when you see what the children can come up with story wise. I never cease to be amazed.
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Elegance in a Bucket of Joint Compound! "A very plain wall becomes raised relief reality with a few stencils and a bucket of joint compound and Wow! The results were amazing! I've been wanting to do this project for months...... turning our basement in to my husband's music recording studio, a place he could feel proud to bring his artists and record them in a classy atmosphere. Well, here it is."Victoria LarsenOf course their will be a fair sampling of Carol Wallace's work too!
So DO GET EXCITED! I know I am.
'Till then have fun.
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