Creative gift wrap from Kimbles at Craftster.

Adinkra symbols are of African origin and reflect a system of human values that are universal: family, integrity, tolerance, harmony, determination, & protection among many others… I am S…

avmobley: “ © Aaron Mobley - Heart of Afrika Designs Adinkra Cloth Symbols Chart Click here for a detailed view of the Adinkra Cloth Symbols Chart:...

I was so excited when my friend Tracy brought me a jar of this Speculoos Cookie Butter from Trader Joe’s in Bellingham! I knew I wanted to bake something with it immediately. I decided on these no bake cookies, they looked simple and I wanted to cookie butter flavor to really shine. They turned out AH-MAZING! So easy and ridiculously tasty! My in house taste tester loved them. What you need, Click Here To Print 1 ½ cups granulated sugar ½ cup milk (the recipe called for whole milk, I only…

African Sunset Shadow Tracing Art - Taming Little Monsters

Etched masks crayon India ink

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Here are some African mask projects my students have created through the years. We usually read the book Who's In Rabbit's House and look at a variety of wooden masks from Africa. I was lucky enough to have been given these my first year of teaching! 5 beautiful wooden masks were brought to me from a parent who found them in a box out for garbage! My students love looking at them and drawing from them. Our museum also offers a lending program where teachers can borrow objects, such as masks…

Here are some African mask projects my students have created through the years. We usually read the book Who's In Rabbit's House and look at a variety of wooden masks from Africa. I was lucky enough to have been given these my first year of teaching! 5 beautiful wooden masks were brought to me from a parent who found them in a box out for garbage! My students love looking at them and drawing from them. Our museum also offers a lending program where teachers can borrow objects, such as masks…

The final piece of the 3rd grade Lu Summers quilt project was to have early finishers color their styrofoam plates one more time and contri...

Here's another Easter project involving glue. This time, my Grade 6 students used regular white glue to 'draw' an Easter scene- they had to include at least two eggs and show overlapping- to give a sense of space. Remind students to draw large, simple shapes; otherwise the glue will just bleed together into a blob. I encouraged students to add any extra elements such as baskets, chicks, bunnies, sun, etc. Here's the wet glue.... Let them dry flat overnight- we used the floor due to lack of…

The golfball-painted backgrounds for the mudcloth are all dry. It was time to work out the foreground. This is a project for the 3- and 4-year olds and the primary goal is actually storytelling. The children record journal entries each week, but some art projects lend themselves perfectly for a little extra storytelling inspired by the books we are reading in class. Mudcloth tells a story with pattern, line, and placement. While there is room for learning about art techniques (collage, in…

Check out student artwork posted to Artsonia from the 1st Grade Wacky Baskets project gallery at Southwood Elementary School.