Every year I do a texture unit with Kindergarten. I start by using rubbing plates to show actual(tactile) & visual texture. They also make a great sound!! One of the problems I have though is the texture plates are hard to store & pass out. They are slippery little buggers!! So I finally decided the best way to do it is separate them out into gallon Ziploc/Hefty bags. This keeps the neat & organized. The students pull them out & put them back as they are using them...so they are all over the place. Today was the first time I used them...worked like a dream!
Looks like a quilt! What are you doing with the rubbings?
ReplyDeleteThey are very quiltish! :) They will be hung up in the hall, but other than that..they are done. This is a stepping stone to other projects. We do a texture hunt around the school. Then we create clay texture necklaces(they love that).
ReplyDeleteSO, so ,so ,so so jealous!!! You are amazing my friend!!
ReplyDeleteThey are slippery little suckers! Thanks for the tip. I tried putting mine in paper "folders" I had made, but they would slip right out. Right on, Mr. E!
ReplyDeleteJessica
In your next life, you need to be a professional organizer! They have those you know... you would rock at that. LOL neatest art room I've ever seen!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the clay texture!
ReplyDeletegreat idea!! How did no one ever think of it before! Good tip!
ReplyDeletewhat exactly are these texture tiles? Or where could i find some?
ReplyDeleteFor sure you can get them online...but may be able to buy them in teacher stores.
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