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Chemung River School Project: May 2010
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Thursday, May 6, 2010. Below are some samples of projects Chemung River School Project students created during the artist, Annemarie Zwack's residency in January. Fourth graders from Chemung Elementary School in Waverly, NY and Center Street and Big Flats Schools in Horseheads created miniature books in which they imagined themselves as water droplets in the water cycle. Students both wrote and illustrated these very imaginative adventures! Is on display until June 22nd at the Arnot Art Museum. Following...
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Chemung River School Project: Riverfest 2010!
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Thursday, May 6, 2010. Below are some samples of projects Chemung River School Project students created during the artist, Annemarie Zwack's residency in January. Fourth graders from Chemung Elementary School in Waverly, NY and Center Street and Big Flats Schools in Horseheads created miniature books in which they imagined themselves as water droplets in the water cycle. Students both wrote and illustrated these very imaginative adventures! Is on display until June 22nd at the Arnot Art Museum. Following...
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Chemung River School Project: June 2011
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Thursday, June 2, 2011. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. The ARTS Council of the Southern Finger Lakes. Tales from Agnes available on CD. GST BOCES Arts in Education. Artscientist," David Edwards. Arts and Culture: Diversity Dialogue. Stage Right – by Maija DeRoche. About Sue Heavenrich « Sueheaven's Blog. THE CHEMUNG RIVER SCHOOL PROJECT. NY State Learning Standards in Social Studies, Language Arts, Science and the Arts are met and exceeded in a myriad of ways. The Arnot Art Museum ...
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Chemung River School Project: July 2009
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Wednesday, July 22, 2009. We at the Arnot Art Museum remain as dedicated as ever to educating young people in all areas of the curriculum. This mixed media drawing and fabric collage is called. Like the accompanying haiku. Big mountains with purple peaks. A bird flies around. Two more exemplary examples of fabric collages. Select student work was placed in frames and displayed in the front gallery at the Arnot Art Museum. Chemung River School Spring Riverwalk! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Students have th...
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Chemung River School Project: Chemung River School Project 2009/2010 in review
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Thursday, June 24, 2010. Chemung River School Project 2009/2010 in review. Another school year is over, but we have many fond memories of the adventures, fun and multi-disciplinary learning that has taken place all year long for the fortunate students who participated in the Chemung River School Project. They are fortunate to have administrators and teachers at their schools who have been willing to go the extra mile (literally and figuratively) for their students! Waverly Central School District. Scroll...
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Chemung River School Project: April 2010
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Thursday, April 22, 2010. Cornell Cooperative Extension at Diven School. Students at Diven Elementary School were treated to a program presented by Toni Gardner and Anne Hughes from the Cornell Cooperative Extension. Toni and Anne talked to children about the water cycle, water usage and water conservation. Students were given much fascinating and surprising, information designed to impress upon them the need to preserve our precious resources. The video and photos below tell the story! This nationally r...
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Chemung River School Project: Spring Riverwalks 2010!
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Thursday, June 3, 2010. Performance artist and poet, Rhonda Morton and Naturalist Educator, Ian McLaughlin from Tanglewood Nature Center presented the Spring Riverwalks to CRSP students. Both presenters asked students to draw on experiences during the fall riverwalks and classroom visits as written in the journals they kept all year. The grass smells like a fresh salad. The tall grass looks like mist rising. The leaves look like a small bed. The creek whooshes like a conductor's wand. The woodpecker soun...
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Chemung River School Project: Kaye Newbury visits CRSP Classrooms
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Thursday, April 21, 2011. Kaye Newbury visits CRSP Classrooms. Kaye Newbury is the poet who worked with CRSP students this year beginning in September for the Riverwalks and again in December for an introduction to writing one of the most important traditional forms of Japanese poetry - haiku. Although the smallest of literary forms, there are many rules when writing haiku poetry. Haiku poetry has 17-syllables total with three lines consisting of five, seven and five syllables each. Students have the opp...
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Chemung River School Project: Scholastics Exhibition!
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Thursday, June 2, 2011. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. The ARTS Council of the Southern Finger Lakes. Tales from Agnes available on CD. GST BOCES Arts in Education. Artscientist," David Edwards. Arts and Culture: Diversity Dialogue. Stage Right – by Maija DeRoche. About Sue Heavenrich « Sueheaven's Blog. THE CHEMUNG RIVER SCHOOL PROJECT. NY State Learning Standards in Social Studies, Language Arts, Science and the Arts are met and exceeded in a myriad of ways. The Arnot Art...
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Chemung River School Project: November 2010
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Saturday, November 6, 2010. CRSP students visit the Chemung Valley History Museum! CRSP Students got to visit the Chemung Valley History Museum for an introduction to Native American culture and history. Children's book author, Michael DeMunn of the Seneca tribe, Hawk clan, was present to talk to the children about the Iroquois way of life and to read from his award winning book Places of Power. Watch the video below to get an idea of the rich program CRSP students were fortunate to experience. Students ...
