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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

4th Grade- Symmetrical Hearts

Happy Valentines Day!!

Love, Fourth Grade

Posted by Hello! at 2/14/2012 No comments:

Labels: 4th Grade, Construction Paper, Contrast, Heart, scissors, Symmetry, Valentine's Day

Saturday, February 11, 2012

ACE Art Club- Iris Folding Hearts

We used construction paper, scissors, and glue to create these Valentine's hearts that resemble the diaphragm- or iris- of a camera. They give new meaning to the old saying "love looks with the heart". We hope you take the time to look at our hearts.

Happy Valentine's Day!!
Love, the ACE Art Club

Posted by Hello! at 2/11/2012 No comments:

Labels: Construction Paper, Glue, Heart, scissors, Valentine's Day

Friday, October 7, 2011

4th Grade- Symmetrical Cut Paper Names

These fourth grade artworks are symmetrical. They are exactly the same on both sides.

Can you find the names hidden in them?

Posted by Hello! at 10/07/2011 No comments:

Labels: 4th Grade, Construction Paper, Name Art, Paper, Symmetry

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