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Lesson Plans


Re: wish list / drying racks

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Jasmine Preston (jdp30)
Fri, 31 Jul 1998 20:10:41 -0500

The cardboard coke trays are also a good classroom management tool. I use
them when painting. Instead of one central area to get paint, I divide the
class into groups of five or so and they have their own set of paints,
brushes, etc to share. They store their supplies in the boxes labeled with
their names. It keeps the mess in smaller, more manageable groups and I
can tell who is not cleaning up properly.

Jasmine
jdp30

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> From: Heidi McElroy <hmcelroy>
> To: Moonbeargj
> Cc: artsednet.edu
> Subject: Re: wish list / drying racks
> Date: Thursday, July 30, 1998 9:15 AM
>
> Kathy,
> the kind of coke boxes I am talking about are about 4 to 6 inches
> high and about 15 x 24 inches rectangles. These measurements are
> remembered as they are stacked in my storeroom at school. They will hold
a
> number of small prints. They are not as space efficient as window
> screens...but they are free. Coke boxes also are good for holding
ceramic
> projects in progress, for drying clay projects and for presenting one
> classes's work to them after firing. Heidi M.
>