Artwork inspired by the Chinese Terra Cotta Warriors:
The latest and greatest Terra Cotta Warriors! For a detailed description of the lesson and process, check out previous posts here and here and here. However, one thing I have changed about my teaching is due to some new technology I have at my disposal. I have a SMART TV in my classroom--think giant television sized tablet. The TV is amazing and I love that it has replaced my projector. One of the main things I love about it is that I don't have to have the lights off to see what is on the screen. This is my favorite feature because I can make demonstration videos and loop them so that they play non stop during work time. This has been a tremendous help, because all teachers know that it is difficult being the one expert in a room of 25-30 curious, learning minds. The looping videos allow me to work one on one with those struggling while a lot of those that simply forgot what step comes next or how to do something can glance up at the screen and watch to see what it was that they need to do. I can't tell you how helpful this is! Such a time saver and the kids love it so that they don't all have to wait for me to make it through the sea of raised hands to get to their "quick question."
Bisqueware:
Post Smoke Firing:
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| Checkout that crossbow! |
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| This student had no idea who Charlie Chaplin is/was but he totally created a Charlie Chaplin Warrior! Love that he even gave it a bowler hat and cane! |
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