This is from Book Week 2007.
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
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Student comments: I like Art because
It's cool.
It's something I look forward to.
It's creative.
It's a challenge.
I've loved every bit of it.
It's relaxing and you get to talk.
I like to make things up and play with colours.
It's never wrong.
Because we have a cool teacher who does cool stuff.
We get to use our imagination.
It's very soothing.
I like to try new things.
It's something I look forward to.
It's creative.
It's a challenge.
I've loved every bit of it.
It's relaxing and you get to talk.
I like to make things up and play with colours.
It's never wrong.
Because we have a cool teacher who does cool stuff.
We get to use our imagination.
It's very soothing.
I like to try new things.
More student comments: In Art I learned
To express my feelings in bits of a picture.
All about Leonardo's life.
All about illuminated letters that the monks did before printing was invented.
That Leonardo designed a wooden tank.
That Vincent cut off his ear.
That Modigiani painted portraits with long faces, necks and noses.
We could draw our own versions of famous art.
To be patient.
To be focused.
That art calms me down when I'm sad or angry.
That art makes me feel enthusiastic.
A lot of things that I never knew before.
All about Marc Chagall and his weird pictures with apple faces.
All about Leonardo's life.
All about illuminated letters that the monks did before printing was invented.
That Leonardo designed a wooden tank.
That Vincent cut off his ear.
That Modigiani painted portraits with long faces, necks and noses.
We could draw our own versions of famous art.
To be patient.
To be focused.
That art calms me down when I'm sad or angry.
That art makes me feel enthusiastic.
A lot of things that I never knew before.
All about Marc Chagall and his weird pictures with apple faces.
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