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RE: High School Sculpture

From: Nagel, Judy (JNagel)
Date: Fri Jan 07 2000 - 08:12:21 PST

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    FYI The Simple Screamer is listed in the Sax 2000 catalog on p.398 product
    #571 7237 $17.95. This book has been around a while and I agree, it can
    produce some interesting results. A teacher I know down in Whitewater, WI
    did an extensive lesson and the results were so dramatically appealing that
    she displayed them throughout the community to rave reviews. One of the
    things she was surprised at was the amount of time they took so be prepared
    for that if you do them. I was quite impressed with what I saw. Judy
     
    jnagel

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    From: KPRS [KPRS]
    Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2000 9:32 PM
    To: ArtsEdNet Talk
    Subject: Re: High School Sculpture

    Sculpture lessons:

    We are presently making "Screamers:" (there is a book about Screamers), and
    boy oh boy are they coming out great! Screamers are large paper mache/cloth
    mache fantasy animals...Ours will be waterproofed and put around the school.
    The specific assignment was that there Screamer had to be 'pondering' an
    invention of the last 1,000 years. What a panic, they are really funny! I
    have everything from the plunger to the potato chips being pondered.

    San D
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    From: "rebecca" <rshampin>
    To: "ArtsEdNet Talk" <artsednet>
    Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 9:26 PM
    Subject: High School Sculpture

    > I am looking for a great high school sculpture project that I can do for
    > Studio Art classes (mostly ninth graders, but also 10-12th). I already do
    a
    > lot of clay work and I'm looking for something new and exciting. I am
    > willing to trade ideas/lessons with anyone who can help me out. I am
    trying
    > to spice up my 10 week sculpture unit so that it isn't clay, clay, and
    more
    > clay. I have spent countless hours on the internet searching for
    something
    > that will catch my eye, but I can find tons of elementary lessons and far
    > less of HS. I am trying to find something the kids will really take to
    and
    > get creative with. Thanks to anyone who can help!
    >
    > Rebecca A. Shampine
    > Indian River High School
    > Studio Art, Drawing and Painting, and
    > Advanced Drawing and Painting Instructor
    > Philadelphia, New York
    >
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