Today, the 2nd and 3rd graders started their day setting up their digital work portfolios on Book Creator. At the end of each semester, the students will use their portfolios to guide a student-led conference discussing their triumphs and goals.
They also had a bit of time to continue the big project of their Wonders of the World agamographs. A few students have finished their pieces, and they look great!
In the afternoon, the students practiced thinking symbolically. They examined abstract art and imagined a story that the piece may tell. Then they got to see Ms Gabrielli create an abstract art piece that represented the timeline of her life. Finally, they took a shot at creating a symbolic abstract art life story of their own! The results were fantastic, and students enjoyed sharing the meaning behind each color, line, and shape.
I'll have information available concerning conference options after meeting with the GATE Facilitator team on next Monday afternoon. Thanks for your patience!
Our 6th grade students are working a project where they are creating mechanical costumes. If you have any junk (see list below) you can spare, please drop it off at Lowell or send it in with your child. Ms Gabrielli could also swing by your house to pick it up if it is a really good haul! 😉 THANK YOU!
Examples of good junk: fabric, foam, pvc pipe, nuts/bolts/screws, twine, batting, hot glue, yarn, dowels, spools, big cardboard pieces, wire etc...
As we begin our school year and face new challenges, we are seeking new ways to enrich your child's education both in person and virtually. Our current wish list includes a set of classroom cameras, a Tello drone kit, Rubiks Cubes, graphic novels, and more enriching art and tech! Please click on the link below to donate to my Boise Foundation Account.
(I'll start posting as soon as I have confirmed which students from each school are on the No Photo List. Thanks for your patience!)