Door Movie
Posted by cgaub on March 17, 2011
Curious about what we are doing next trimester? We are starting off with the “Door Movie” Check out the past student projects and some resources here.
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This is the classroom blog for Ms. Cynthia Gaub, who teaches art and technology at North Middle School in the Everett School District. The posts are mainly for my students to assist them with class assignments. There are often links to other blogs and websites that were found to be useful and appropriate for students in grades 6-8.
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Congrats To Ms. Gaub
Ms. Gaub is the 2009 Middle School Art Teacher of the Year as nominated by the Washington State Art Educators Association.
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North Middle School is a wonderful school where kind, talented teachers encourage a love of learning in my children. Ms. Gaub is an extraordinary film, art, and technology teacher whose students often win contests for their work in her class. Ms. Shepherd is the most effective positive principal I've ever met, who is committed to every student's success both at school and in life. The school rule 'no one has the right to interfere with the learning, safety, and wellbeing of others' it creates positive respectful relationships in classrooms among the students, teachers, and staff.From a ParentLook Who’s Talking
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March 18th, 2011 at 2:01 pm
I’ve done this activity as a Middle School animation lesson using Frames. Lots of fun, and a great way to encourage creative solutions from the students.