Third graders learned all about the meaning of parody in art and literature. Students explored many examples of parody, including the way the "Mona Lisa" has been imitated in various forms. Using their Creative Thinking, students reimagined Mona Lisa as a new character. They used elaboration to create an original artwork, coupled with a story detailing a day in the life of their new Mona Lisa. Students shared their work with classmates and participated in a Group Discussion and Critique of the activity. We had Mona Lisa the...Gladiator, Vampire, Fashionista, Ancient Egyptian Mummy, Witch, Pencil, and more--oh, my!
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RTI students researched important issues surrounding Earth Day. After learning about global climate change and all of the problems plaguing our planet, students chose an issue closest to their heart to elaborate on for an Earth Day project. We had original songs composed and performed, posters designed, and models depicting various man-made conundrums. Presentations included a discussion of what we can do to preserve our planet to the best of our abilities. As always, our classmates listened intently in order to provide positive, constructive feedback.
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