Some months ago, I had the opportunity to Skype with
Monica Hardy and learn more about her
"Me Videos" project. The 3 minute videos give her math students an opportunity to introduce themselves, share what is important to them, and give insight to their personalities. I loved the idea!
This morning, I was thinking about the
George Rodrigue exhibit and how I could actually combine both art and the opportunity to get to know my students within the first few days of school. What if I challenged students to take a picture that had some significance to them and turn it into pop-art?
I grabbed my camera and ran outside to try a few. The result - a fun and easy project that will provide some insight into each new friend and will yield student created products that will be perfect for displaying in the classroom.
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Original Image |
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Original Image: Water Lily |
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Original Image: Stump that looks like a bear |
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