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Still excited to see how this "wall of shame" will turn out. But as I begin planning for our last project before the free-choice final, I would like to ask you guys what you would like to do!! Leave your ideas as comments :) p.s. for the free-choice final, you can revisit any technique you have learned all year! p.p.s. bring me a piglet like this guy and you'll probably get an A in the class...;D
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The packing tape sculpture with the hands reaching from the ground is eerie but I love it. It makes you look and realy ponder what is going on.
ReplyDeleteAmanda H. Period 1
I LIKE IT >~<
ReplyDeleteI believe that everyone did a great job in making Gahr aware of the crisis in Uganda and hopefully it encouraged people to help the invisible children become visile again. :]
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ReplyDeleteAll the posters and packing tape sculptures look really incredible.
ReplyDeleteThe sculptures and posters look amazing. I hope this made our school aware of what is going on in Uganda, Africa.
ReplyDeleteMalini P. 1
This packing tape project was fun! But were's our project on the blog.
ReplyDeleteAw, our tape packing sculpture made the blog cut! :D
ReplyDeleteThis project was actually very impactful all around campus!
ReplyDeleteMaking a stencil with a deep meaning to it was fun and I really like how mine came out :-)
ReplyDeleteI have to say this was one of the funnest projects we've done this year.
ReplyDeleteBrian Salazar
P.1
they all look amazing!
ReplyDeleteDiana B6
it was a fun expirience we should do more of this projects
ReplyDeleteNayely H6
This was so fun to do! <3 I even stopped during my free time to look at posters and to read what it was about! It was truly inspiring! :]
ReplyDeleteI had fun pray painting the stencil i did(:
ReplyDeletei wish i could done a sculpture tho.
this is a must do project again next year [:
Monica Q6
the sculpture took forever to do, but it ended up look nice even though it got ruined.
ReplyDeletekajol p 6
I think everyone did amazing!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat way to show awareness and let people know what is going on in Uganda. It's been neglected for too long..
ReplyDeleteRoumann Pangilinan
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All the sculptures were extremely creative & unique & intriguing & did a great job at portraying our invisible children theme.
ReplyDeletebest project ever!
ReplyDeleteMervin Torrecarion p.1
The sculptures and posters were amazing, this actually made people aware of the "invisible children". I think if people did this everywhere, the more people will know and get involved.
ReplyDeletei love the last 2!!!!
ReplyDeletei love all the work & effort everyone put into these :)
ReplyDelete_ Stephanie M. 2
I was sad to see the sculptures and posters go :(
ReplyDeleteBut I'm glad that they brought awareness to the issues in Uganda.
Kassandra Hernandez Per.1