Thursday, July 25, 2019

International Art Day at Summer School

Joy the summer school teacher declared that this was international week in our apartment.  For example, on social studies day, each child selected a different country to research.


Today was art day, and each student drew someone from their chosen country (often with a bit of help from Google Images and their big sister the art teacher).


Joy drew a picture of a woman from Norway (she wants to live in Norway someday because it's nice and cold for most of the year--I told her we'll occasionally visit her in the summertime).


Daniel chose Japan because it was one of the only foreign countries he had heard of.  Joy drew the outline of a Japanese woman in a kimono, and Daniel colored the drawing in.


Anna chose Uruguay, because I served as a missionary there.  We found a picture of a woman in a traditional Uruguayan outfit, and Anna drew a picture of her.


Todd chose Canada, because visited it on our recent road trip.  Joy drew the outline of a Canadian in traditional dress, and then turned it into a color-by-number picture so Todd could easily color it in.  (This Canadian doesn't have a big nose and a protruding Adam's apple--those are 4s telling Todd to color those parts peach. :)

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