Sep 26, 2010

El León




The story behind our giant paper sculptures:





 
Standing nearly 10 feet tall, our tremendous lion 
greets everyone entering the art room.



 
Before   &    After

Each student contributes to the installation 
        by designing one piece of the mane.




6 comments:

  1. Anonymous9/27/2010

    HI,

    That's a really fantastic sculpture!!! I LOVE IT!!!! Maybe next year the students could decide on the statue. Also I think you forgot 1 video. Splash Dance, so can you email it to me? Thanks.

    From,
    Paris

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  2. Anonymous9/28/2010

    Hi Ms. Palefsky!

    Remember me...Lea?? Now I'm in LMK but I am going to be checking in on this blog because it is so creative and fun, and I don't want to miss all the action even though I'm in LMK! A LION? I would have never thought of that. Cool slideshow by the way.:) I think its really cool how you are recycling too! I can't wait to see all the other awesome things you guys will do this year. Go Green...Have fun!
    Create! Create! Create!

    From,
    Lea

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  3. Forget you, Lea? Impossible. I'm thrilled you're checking in on us here, everybody loves hearing from the "graduates" ... LMK is lucky to have you, keep creating & go knock their socks off!

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  4. Anonymous9/29/2010

    Hi Ms. Palefsky! Every time the LMK bus passes purchase school, i think of all of the great times i have had in art with you!! I am doing art this section of the year. I have Mrs. Long and Art club with Mr. Amico!! when I was in Purchase School, art was my favorite subject and still is!! I will make sure to visit Purchase School soon!! I love the Lion!!! Can't wait to see more of the fun projects the fifth grade is doing this year!!

    See you soon!!

    Love Krizia!! :):):)

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  5. Anonymous9/29/2010

    HI i love the lion it is so creative.
    i am having so much fun in 3rd grade.
    i hope you are going to make something
    cool and awesome.i hope you have a fun time.

    love,
    alessia franciosa

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  6. Anonymous10/23/2010

    Dear Ms. Palefsky,

    As a teacher who had had the distinct pleasure of working with you at your previous school, I am thrilled to see that you keep shifting the boundaries when it comes to creating art. The sky's the limit! Keep on doing the fantastic job that you're doing -- and inspiring a new generation of talented artists!

    Best,
    Gina van der Vliet

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