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Sewing a Plant

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During “Sewing a Plant” Students will explore learning standard K.LS.1: Living things have specific characteristics and traits., specifically in that plants have specific root systems that grow downwards to support the plants growth upwards. They will illustrate this idea through creating a mixed media piece involving embroidery and appliqué. Through exploring this assignment and process, students will also be working on learning standard 2.2CR Combine materials to explore personal artistic ideas. They will explore this as they will have multiple types of materials to choose from to illustrate their vision including different scraps of fabric and types of embroidery thread to choose from.

Program Artist:

Caroline Perkison

During “Sewing a Plant” Students will explore learning standard K.LS.1: Living things have specific characteristics and traits., specifically in that plants have specific root systems that grow downwards to support the plants growth upwards. They will illustrate this idea through creating a mixed media piece involving embroidery and appliqué. Through exploring this assignment and process, students will also be working on learning standard 2.2CR Combine materials to explore personal artistic ideas. They will explore this as they will have multiple types of materials to choose from to illustrate their vision including different scraps of fabric and types of embroidery thread to choose from.

Program Artist:

Caroline Perkison

PROGRAM DETAILS

ART FORM(S):

Visual Art

CURRICULUM:

Science

GRADE LEVEL(S):

Upper Elementary (3-5), Middle School (6-8)

PROGRAM AVAILABLE AS:

  • In-School Workshops

  • Afterschool/Out of School

  • Residency