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Roz Fisher
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Celebrate Louisiana (grades 1-5) Explore Louisiana's famous
artists like George Rodrigue and his Blue Dog, Floyd Sonnier's Cajun
Houses, or Clementine Hunter's Zinnias.(single sessions)
Native American Buffalo Skins (K–5) Students will learn
the meaning of different Native American symbols and use them to decorate their
own "buffalo skin” in the style of Native American art. They will be inspired
by a background of Native American chants. (single session)
Georgia O’Keeffe Flowers (K–4) Students will draw
their own flowers, large and up-close. This project enables students to see
many parts of the flower. It can be completed using oil pastels and watercolor
or tempera paint. This project emphasizes warm and cool colors. (single
session)
Multicultural Blankets (K–3) Students use shape,
line and color to collage a paper blanket. This project can tie in with many
cultural units such as Latin American or Native American. It also teaches
pattern as students create their own design. (short-term residency)
Neighborhood Playgrounds (1–5) Paper is not always
flat! Students will create their own 3D neighborhood playgrounds with tubes,
cylinders and cones and a variety of collage materials. (single session or
short-term residency)
Math
and Art Connection (4-6) Integrate Math, Geometry and Art while learning
about the artist Piet Mondrian. (single session)
Roz Fisher graduated from
the University of Louisiana with a bachelor's degree in Elementary
Education and has previously taught in Acadiana's schools. She has
gained experience in teaching various art forms to many different grade
levels. During the summer, she is an Academic Week Instructor at the
University of Louisiana teaching visual arts to the Gifted Program. She
is presently a teaching artist in the PACE program.
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