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About Me
- Miss Owen
- Gibsons, B.C., Canada
- Did you know that I went to Gibsons Elementary School? I'm happy to be teaching in the school I went to. I am also happy to be teaching in a school I can walk to. I live with my mom, Mrs. Owen, who sometimes comes to help in our classroom.
Nice Art work, it looks very hard to do and you did a great job.
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We do have to think about this kind of artwork before we do it. We plan ahead so we can put the background in the background and build to the foreground. Some of us also think working the plasticine is difficult, but the people with warm hands find that part easy.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry I didn't see your comment earlier in the year. You blog is very interesting. I hope you will have one next year, too. I would be very interested in staying in touch.
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