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Jeanna posted
My Spanish students were interested in learning about art from Mexico and creating art from clay. We decided to see if more students would score higher on a quiz after lecture or a hands-on activity. We purchased clay, glazes, and a kiln with our money. Before students worked with the clay they listened to a lecture about pottery from Mexico,…Read More
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Andrea Parsons posted
My art students were interested in creating art from clay. We decided to see if more students would score higher on a quiz after lecture or a hands-on activity. We purchased clay, tools, and a potter’s wheel with our money. Before students worked with the clay they listened to a lecture about the different stages of clay, different methods of…Read More
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Bernadette Carpenter posted
Love seeing all these wonderful posts!!
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Maggie Roll posted
I tried to post the following update to this holler about a month ago, but I think I created it as a personal update instead.
Here are some pictures from Hazard High School’s Bulldog Garden – a Community Problem Solving (CmPS) project funded with a STARS grant. Many members of our school and local community do not have regular access to fresh, nut…Read More1 Comment -
Michelle Martin posted
My students have really grown as global citizens through their face-to-face interactions with other students and teachers living abroad through our class’s partnership with Reach the World. This school year, they have made connections with college students and recent college graduates living in: Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Brazil, Uruguay,…Read More
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So proud of these students and this project!