My 5-year-old students had a project this past week: to recreate their neighborhood with cut-out buildings, crayons, and glue. Surprisingly, they took the task quite seriously and we spent three lessons diligently working on their creations and constructing them with focused glee.
When I whipped out the camera to take photos of their work, they were ecstatic to share what they had done. They raced into a desultory queue and proudly posed with their masterpieces, their miniature chests swollen with pride.
A nice depiction of the traffic below, except motorbikes are conspicuously absent.
This is Ho Chi Minh City from the eyes of the wee ones.
When I whipped out the camera to take photos of their work, they were ecstatic to share what they had done. They raced into a desultory queue and proudly posed with their masterpieces, their miniature chests swollen with pride.
A nice depiction of the traffic below, except motorbikes are conspicuously absent.
This is Ho Chi Minh City from the eyes of the wee ones.
3 comments:
Hardly any of them have drawn motorbikes! Is that weird? Looks like a fun project.
I find these delightful. Such detail. What a great project. Bikes would be hard to draw so maybe that is why them left them out. They all look like happy campers!
Glad you like it, it was a lot of fun working on the project with my students!
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