by Laura Sapelly | Mar 20, 2020 | Blog |
Over two dozen Turtles were sunning on fallen tree trunks in North Pond! (In the photo, see three, bottom left) There they were – babies too – so tiny! Their wrinkled heads soaked in the Divine Store of vitamin D. I watched one dive into the cold water....
by Laura Sapelly | Feb 20, 2020 | Blog |
Supply lists. What would we do without them? No matter how long I’ve taught sewing, I ALWAYS refer to my handy dandy sewing supply checklist. While reviewing my list, you may want to check out my lesson, The Stitched Drawing… Please adapt it to your needs!...
by Laura Sapelly | Feb 20, 2020 | Blog |
This template is for art teachers working in nearly every situation. Are you a K-12, non-profit or homeschooler? A student-teacher? This lesson plan merges the one I used as an apprentice with those I’ve collected over the years. What I love about this...
by Laura Sapelly | Feb 20, 2020 | Blog |
I developed this worksheet as a way to access students’ perspectives on what it means to be human. It cultivates discussions around this sensitive topic. TIPS: Ensure that students have a sketchbook or journal Give them plenty of time to reflect, write, and draw...
by Laura Sapelly | Feb 20, 2020 | Blog |
Dr. Arlene Black Mollo was an art education professor at Umass Dartmouth. Her teaching style was quirky, whimsical, irreverent – and serious. She passed away recently; I hope that she continues to practice and teach her passion, watercolor, to those souls in the...
