6th graders at Black Water Middle studied the work of Deborah Butterfield, well known Folk artist who makes horse sculptures out of found materials, scrap wood and metal. Students were also studying Hunters and Gatherers in Social Studies, so the art students focused on Cave paintings.
Students collaborated or individually came up with a design that resembled a horse as if they were neolithic people
Day 1 Students safely use tools to create two "A-frames" and then a spine to support their horse. The students had to cut their wood and make exact measurements
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Day 2 - Carefully glue pieces together so that the horse is stable, students should also wrap up cutting of the wood
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Last Day - Students glue pine straw to their work to resemble hair. Finally wrap tape around the horse's stomach with your name. Display completed work.
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