On the other side of the children's easel she is painting her haunted house constructed from cardboard, construction paper, stir-sticks, canvas and burlap.
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2 comments:
I love to see people making art. Aren't they wonderful...and what cute kids! You must have a very rewarding time with the classes.
Teaching primary children has turned out to be an excellent gig for me. This is my seventh year and I enjoy teaching quite a bit. Art activities are the best thing. I just sit back and watch them, occasionally lending a hand!
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