This morning I received a beautiful book, 1001 Paintings You Must See Before You Die, from a friend Thanks Lisa! And it came at such a great time! Last night at Scholé a member shared how they did a picture study in school earlier that day. She described what a picture study was- the kids study a picture of a painting for 3 minutes and then they close the book and share as many details of the painting that they can. The following is the collection of their observations.
F- There is a girl and a boy and a baby
MJ- the boy is wearing green
G- they are playing a make-believe game.
MJ- no they weren’t
G- yeah they were- they were pulling that wagon and the boy was waving a stick
F- There were sunflowers
MJ- There was a rock on the floor
G- There are three sunflowers
F- There are houses in the background
MJ- There was a fence
G- it was a farm
F- There was a fern
MJ- I think there were three girls.
G- The baby was sitting in a wagon
F- There was a field in the background
MJ- they were playing with sticks
G- they were acting like knights- standing up
F- It was daytime
MJ- one girl had red shoes.
G- the person pulling the wagon had a white dress.
F- the baby had a red dress.
MJ- the baby was bald
G- no the baby wasn’t!
F- the baby was NOT bald.
G- the baby was reclining on a green blanket in the wagon.
F- One girl was wearing a green suit.
G- it’s a procession- the baby is in the back, the white dress person is in the middle and the green suit person is in the front.
F- They were happy and they looked like dolls with pink faces.
MJ- the baby was fat
F- the girl in the green suit had red hair.
G- the green person was looking ahead - to the right . The wagon person was looking back to the wagon and the baby was to the left.
F- the sun was behind a bush.
MJ- the sky was blue
G- the green girl had her stick and she was pointing it up as if to lead a charge.
F- the girl or boy in the white dress had blond hair.
G- they pretty much all had blond hair.
F- no they didn’t
J- yeah they did.
G- sunflowers were on the left.
F- the house nearby was on the right.
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