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Thursday, November 21, 2013
Native American Dreamcatchers
The 4th grade students are working on a Native American Art unit. They began by reading the legend of the dreamcatcher, and they learned to make their own using grapevine hoops taken from wreaths and weaving a web using twine. They added beads and feathers to decorate their work. It was tricky to keep the strings untangled, but it was a nice break from drawing and painting.
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