Sunday, February 17, 2013
January 28 through February 7
During this 2 week period, we wrapped up first semester and jumped right in to second semester. Thanks to Eli and Gavin for producing this Animoto.
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ReplyDeleteDear Class,
I really liked the finished Picassos. They were truly amazing.
Sincerely, Devin
Hi Devin,
DeleteThe pictures look great. I wish I had been able to see the actual finished works of art. It's great that Ms. Avera taught you about Picasso. He was a wonderful artist.
Mr. Pahl
Dear Gavin and Eli,
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the animoto! Hope you do an awesome job like on this one on other animotos. Keep up the good work!
From,
Sophia
Dear Class,
ReplyDeleteI loved it when Mrs. Heywood came in and showed us how to draw our own planets. It was so much fun and messy too! I hope that the next time we do art with Mrs. Heywood we can do something just as fun and messy as this one!
Sincerely,
Karoline
Dear Mr. Pahl,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the chock pastel planets we did with Ms. Heywood. It was messy but fun. I wish Ms. Heywood would come more often to do art with us.
From, Rhiannon
Rhiannon,
DeleteI am so glad you liked the art project. They look really good! And yes, we are very lucky to have Mrs. Heywood. I wish she was here more often, too, but I'm happy she comes as much as she does.
Thanks,
Mr. Pahl
Dear Eli,
ReplyDeleteI think we did great a job on this. I loved the music we chose and how it had a piano but also all the techno in it. I hope you enjoy it to because I think the video was awesome!
From, Gavin
Dear Mr. Pahl,
ReplyDeleteThe space art really looks fun, but I’m sad I missed it. But I hope you had fun.
Sincerely, Ella
Dear Mr. Pahl ,
ReplyDeleteI really like the January 28 through February 7 slide show that Eli and Gavin
made.
From , Nyzel
Dear Gavin and Eli,
ReplyDeleteThe video you made was pretty cool. I liked it a lot and I never knew that you could add a video into Animoto.
Sincerely, Claire
Dear Mrs. Heywood and Ms.Avera,
ReplyDeleteI really like art because it’s fun to do paintings in different ways because then you can teach other people to do art in different ways and you can teach yourself too.
Sincerely, Rajveer
Dear Class,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed doing art with both of our teachers! Also I like holding the stuff that our art teachers tell us to draw with because it feels comfortable just holding for 5 seconds. I also enjoyed the teacher from Western Washington University and her 4 students to encourage us to do Science. I also always want to ask if they know my sister “Quy” because she goes to Western.
Sincerely,
Alvin
Dear Class,
ReplyDeleteI very like the art that you guys made in with Mrs. Heywood and Mrs. Avera.
Sincerely,
Donna
Dear Class,
ReplyDeleteArt with Mrs. Avera was super fun and funny! At first I thought that it was going to take me eternity, But it took me as long as it was supposed to take. But the good thing is that it was really fun and creative!
Sincerely,
Karoline
Dear Mr. Pahl,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed watching the flame.
Sincerely, Brionna (Devin Cousin)