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| Some 3rd Grade Models and Chicago's Public Sculpture |
The third grade is continuing their study of the art of Chicago with a project based on one of the city's beloved fountains. The Crown Fountain is a work of technology, science and art that has a fascinating design. The students learned some interesting facts including how the fountain shuts itself off in high winds and how over 1000 faces are randomly displayed on a loop. We used rulers to create a template to fold and glue the rectangular shape. The students drew faces and folded the form before gluing it to a collaged background and adding the "water feature" with tissue paper. Here are some photos of the process and some of the proud artists.
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| Anthony is cutting out the template he drafted. |
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Angelia has started drawing on her template.
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