Hello everybody,
I saw this and I thought that it was really cool.
Basically, this is an art education blog, and one of the activities was making Shakespeare masks. It called my attention, though, because I hadn't even thought about the possibility that part of the art "curriculum" has the potential maybe to do the artwork for production purposes itself. I mean, especially for the younger grades, this would be something really cool. With High School students, I think our plan is the best, but for littler kids, I think we could still achieve some of the same objectives this way: have them make the masks or props, etc. They still put their emotions/interpretations into it, I mean. Coo, huh?
I saw this and I thought that it was really cool.
Basically, this is an art education blog, and one of the activities was making Shakespeare masks. It called my attention, though, because I hadn't even thought about the possibility that part of the art "curriculum" has the potential maybe to do the artwork for production purposes itself. I mean, especially for the younger grades, this would be something really cool. With High School students, I think our plan is the best, but for littler kids, I think we could still achieve some of the same objectives this way: have them make the masks or props, etc. They still put their emotions/interpretations into it, I mean. Coo, huh?
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