Third Grade Update
Third graders have been thinking a lot about their school community and have been creating art about and for that community.
Students took an empty floor plan of the school and transformed it into a map showing their unique experience and what is special to them about Worthington Hills.
Students participated in a "chalk talk" to share ideas about what we like about school, and ways we can make it a better place and spread positivity. They showed themselves to be a thoughtful and caring bunch!
Students viewed and discussed imaged os public art, including the happy/silly/joyful/encouraging work by Dallas Clayton. We think that art has the power to inspire and to make a difference. Students enjoyed looking at Dallas Clayton's work because it made them feel good, or it was cute, or it inspired them. Third graders then created their own stencils to pass on the good vibes. We used chalk paint and chalk to create our own public art and to spread positivity with our school community! If you saw our creations, we hope they brightened your day!
Some early finishers turned their messages into posters, too!
Be happy and believe in the power of positivity!
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