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Re: lessons for pre-k

From: Janjarreau
Date: Tue Aug 15 2000 - 15:01:19 PDT

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    Great advice Lydia. Yes, it is middle school me interested in pre-k because
    I may have some in my after school class. I agree with this method. Would
    like to know more ideas for the "Little's." Thanks.
    Janice

    In a message dated 8/14/00 7:31:30 PM Central Daylight Time,
    dulcius writes:
    > I think they get a lot more out of being given a chance to experiment with
    > media, being shown interesting ways of using things to create (ie printing
    > with small toys in tempera, fingerpainting on a table then pulling a
    > monoprint from it, markers on paper taped to the wall, etc.). These things
    > may not produce the type of art that kids in magazine ads are always shown
    > making ( adult-created "kid's" art in ads really bugs me!), but for 2 - 5
    > year olds, the process is so much more important than the product. :-)
    > Lydia in Toledo
    > 

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