Showing posts with label bulletin board. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bulletin board. Show all posts
Friday, September 6, 2019
Tuesday, June 12, 2018
Tuesday, November 7, 2017
What Lifts You? Collaborative Zentangle Feather Wings Inspired by Kelsey Montague
Street artist Kelsey Montague creates large interactive murals of wings for people to stand in front of and ponder the question "What lifts you?"
Montague writes,
As many of you know I started the What Lifts You campaign last year to provide people with the opportunity to share more about what inspires them in their life… I never expected the response I would receive. After just a week in NYC my first set of What Lifts You wings had a line down the street of people wanting to take a picture with the piece and post about what inspires them in their life. I realized that people love the opportunity to become a ‘living work of art’ by stepping into the wings and they love getting the chance to talk about what inspires them in their lives!
Click here to see more of Montague's work
We created Zentangle Feathers to piece together to create a collaborative wing mural inspired by Montague's work.
Here's a short video of Kelsey Montague creating her street art wings:
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
Friday, September 8, 2017
Waitsfield Students Reach for the Stars!
Welcome back, Waitsfield School!
All students (even pre-K!) created a hand for our "Reach for the Stars" bulletin board. Students wrote their hopes and dreams for the school year on the stars. 
Friday, September 9, 2016
High Flying Hot Air Balloons
Students
responded to this inspiring quote by Dr. Seuss by creating hot air
balloons for our school-wide Welcome Back bulletin board!
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Kandinsky Concentric Circles and Collaborative Murals
First and second graders are studying abstract artist Wassily Kandinsky. They are each creating a colorful concentric circle in the style of Kandinsky's most famous painting, Squares with Concentric Circles. They are also working collaboratively on murals in Kandinsky's style. Kandinsky has synesthesia, which means that when he heard music, he saw colors and heard music when he painted. As first and second graders worked on these murals, we listened to music and considered how different colors make us feel.
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
Helping Hands
In the days following the destruction of Hurricane Irene, we saw something beautiful happen within our community: Many folks lent a hand to neighbors and friends to help them clean up and get back in business after the flood. Students reflected on ways that they had helped their community recover and how they can "lend a hand" whenever it is needed. We used markers and colored pencils to create hands that express each student's individuality and creativity.
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