Re: special ed. art

From: Deb Mortl (dmortl_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Sat Feb 24 2001 - 06:33:41 PST

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I used to teach boys like that too - I'd have them wedge clay for a REALLY
long time, and then do some slab or coil work. Their hands are occupied and
they are working off some energy...

>
>Hi everyone..I need help desparately
>I have a spec. ed. class of 9 boys (9-11). they are very negative and at
>eachother always. I need some projects todo with them that will be NOT
>frustrating but interesting enough to keep them on task. ANY IDEAS.
>
>
>Robin

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