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Use Art To Help Haiti!
Art teachers Ann Ayers and Ellen McMillan started a project called Haiti Houses to help raise money to help those who were affected by the terrible earthquake. Instructions for creating Haiti Houses are on their website.
Once your students build the houses, they may sell them and donate the money to a charity that directly helps Haiti.
Ann and Ellen started this project and made a website for it in September before the earthquake struck. There are written directions and a mini-movie to see how to create the pins/magnets, but of course, like all projects, you can put your own spin on them. They sell them for $5 each.
Their students are selling them at school and then at the local shopping area on the weekend. They plan to donate the money to Food for the Poor. They have links to charities on their website.
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The
Art Teacher Toolbox is a resource for new teachers. You can read about
discipline strategies, special education, NCLB, best practices, school
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Visit
the art room of Cecilia Laureys in Marywood-Palm Valley of California.
Cecilia spent 17 years as artists and Assistant Art Director in the
animation industry. She also did illustration for children's books... more... |
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Says
Australian art teacher Gina Grant, "I thought you would like to look at
some of my fourth and fifth grade self portraits. I had them look into
a small mirror and then with a permanent marker draw their faces
starting with their eyebrows and eyes, nose then mouth and then hair
and jaw line.
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Create your own Jackson Pollock pictures online at 
Make your own Mandala online! You can rotate, scale, and more at
Mark Kistler's website allows you to follow along as he teaches 3D.
