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My name is Meg Riley, and I am a 8th-year Art teacher in little, lovely Rhode Island. I started this blog in 2013. I'm here to share my lessons and experiences with you, and to connect with other artists and Art educators! I am a work in progress, just like this blog! Please feel free to browse around and check out all of the lessons in the blog archive =)
They look great! My students also loved this project!!
ReplyDeleteI'm completely obsessed with it as well :)
Thanks to The Art of Ed for the lesson plan!!
Oh man I forgot the source! Thanks girl!
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