[teacherartexchange] Looking for art lesson

From: Tina Vercelli (tvercelli_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Thu Jan 22 2009 - 06:47:02 PST

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This is a hard one to describe but I will try my best!
 
At one time in history, I had an art lesson for showing students how to draw
a word to look like itself. (ie, the word house drawn in the shape of a
house, Then cut the design out of paper to glue on contrasting paper. I
thought I found it at IAD but can't seem to locate it now. PBS has a new kid
show called "Word World" that is designed in this way, but I want to find
more examples than just that website.

Does anyone out there understand what I'm talking about? If you do I would
appreciate a point in the right direction.

Thanks
TinaV

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