Pretty cool.
Other middle school delights: there was a mis-matched shoe day:
Some students remembered before coming to school, and showed up ready to go.
While others switched with friends during the day. Eventually everybody got their own shoes back; at least I think they did.
There was also a mis-matched sock day, very easy and almost unnecessary: I don't know about you, but most days I find it quite difficult to find anything BUT unmatched socks.
Nice blues at your school, Kerry. Thank you for posting them. That was a really nice treat to visit Italy wasn't it. We love Italy, all parts of it, and France.
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Leonardo da Vinci studied the geometry of faces to help him draw them correctly. We visited his home at Amboise, France. He had made working models any of his drawings for his inventions. A lot were stored there.
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My kids always liked the mismatched days:) me too! Isn't that interesting that kids are always interested in drawing their own hands. You might want to do feet too, for that matter.
ReplyDeleteTeaching the age that you do certainly gives you a does of whimsy every week! Keeps you young.
ReplyDeleteWow, I am impressed with their drawings. I like the fun days like that...how cute.
ReplyDeleteThe drawings are beautiful. Hands are HARD to draw - wow.
ReplyDeleteLove mismatched shoe day. What a good idea.
Your drawings are wonderful, and the photos are fun to see.
ReplyDeleteI feel that I am mis-matched just about everyday ;)
ReplyDeleteI love hands
and your students have done some fine drawings