| SAMARA ART PROJECT |
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Pillow Designs Inspired by Artistic Expressions of Frank Lloyd Wright |
| OTTERBEIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
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Closing Thoughts from Brenda McDowell We at Otterbein School are so fortunate to have a Frank Lloyd Wright home right here in our area. To get to meet the owner, who actually knew Mr. Wright, is a wonderful bonus for our students. Real-life experiences are a great way to learn! |
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Closing Thoughts from John Christian The pillow project has been a great way to study Frank Lloyd Wright and his architecture. Mrs. McDowell really came up with an exciting and innovative method to engage students in hands-on studies aimed at abstracting things in Nature as works of art. It was a special surprise to see all of your pillows in my home. The geometric designs and color combinations go very well with the things designed by Mr. Wright. You are always welcome to visit SAMARA again. Best wishes for a bright future and continued academic success. |
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Closing Thoughts from Wally Rogers This has been one of the most complete studies by a group of children at SAMARA. The development of these Web pages serves to extend your studies and achievements well beyond the classroom and school. You can be very proud of what you accomplished through your designs and construction of pillows inspired by the artistic expressions of Frank Lloyd Wright. |
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| Class Activities | SAMARA Visit | Pillow Making | Pillow Show |
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The John Christian Family Memorial Trust, Inc. and LEARNING ASSOCIATES In cooperation with the Otterbein Elementary School This page was created on October 29, 2000 Latest revision on November 27, 2000 |