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J. Christopher Private Tasting a...

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J. Christopher

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Students of Masami's 2nd and 3rd Grade Japanese Class

One Week Stay at Doc's Cabin in ...

#106
Susan S. Hughes, TIS Grandparent

Our Class in Origami

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Students of Chisa Sensei's PreK Japanese Class

Our Favorite Books - 1st and 2nd...

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The International School, Dan Kelley, TIS Librarian, Bodo Heiliger, TIS Parent and Administration, Anne Beeson, Friend of TIS, Rebecca and Evan Roberts

Our Favorite Books - 3rd through...

#121
Hideko Forzley, TIS Parent and Faculty, The International School, Dan Kelley, TIS Librarian, Carolina Barros and Casey Cramblit, TIS Parents, Lisa and Chris Olivares, TIS Parents, Tomoyo Wells, TIS Librarian

Our Favorite Books - Early Child...

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The International School, Lauren and Craig Riegelnegg, TIS Parents, Anne Beeson, Friend of TIS, Tomoyo Wells, TIS Librarian, Katy Lin, TIS Faculty, Cristina Lupianez, TIS Faculty

Our Favorite Books - Parents Lik...

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Mark Usher, TIS Staff, Rebecca and Evan Roberts, Deanna Sundberg, TIS Faculty, Lisa and Chris Olivares, TIS Parents, Jan Vanderstraeten, TIS Faculty

Pendulum Art #1

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Students of Hideko's Japanese Kindergarten and 1st Grade Class

Science and art come together to create this gorgeous piece of art made by the students of Hideko's K/1st grade class.  The students used a swinging pendulum to create the artwork.  As the pendulum swung, it followed an elliptical path and the paint allowed the students to see the path the pendulum was following and they could then experiment with how they could alter the path of the paint.  

 

This piece includes 4 separate canvases measuring 12" x 16" for a combined size of 24" x 32".  

 

 

Science and art come together to create this gorgeous piece of art made by the students of Hideko's K/1st grade class.  The students used a swinging pendulum to create the artwork.  As the pendulum swung, it followed an elliptical path and the paint allowed the students to see the path the pendulum was following and they could then experiment with how they could alter the path of the paint.  

 

This piece includes 4 separate canvases measuring 12" x 16" for a combined size of 24" x 32".  

 

 

Science and art come together to create this gorgeous piece of art made by the students of Hideko's K/1st grade class.  The students used a swinging pendulum to create the artwork.  As the pendulum swung, it followed an elliptical path and the paint allowed the students to see the path the pendulum was following and they could then experiment with how they could alter the path of the paint.  

 

This piece includes 4 separate canvases measuring 12" x 16" for a combined size of 24" x 32".  

 

 

Pendulum Art #2

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Students of Hideko's Japanese Kindergarten and 1st Grade Class

Pendulum Art #3

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Students of Hideko's Japanese Kindergarten and 1st Grade Class

Pho for Days!

#136
Olia Poke and Tea