Here is a sample of work - click here if you want to see more!
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| 2nd Grade -- Two students |
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| 1st Grade - Two students |
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| 2nd Grade - three students |
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| 1st Grade -- two students |
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| 2nd Grade - two students |
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| Kindergarten - two students |
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| 4th Grade - Two students |
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| 3rd Grade - Two students |
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| 3rd Grade - Two students |
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| 2nd Grade -- two students |
4 comments:
This is a fantastic idea- I love it. I do a Lanterns at Twilight every 2nd year for my school and this sort of idea would be wonderful for the lead up. Thanks for sharing.
Jenny
It is a ton of fun - sometimes containing their excitement is a little tough, but if that's the worst - bring it!
this is amazing... what do you use for a computer program? What do you use for your light source that the colors change?
Jen! I am glad you asked! Here is more of an explanation of how I did light graffiti in my classroom http://msnovak.blogspot.com/2011/02/whole-school-light-graffiti.html
I used a tripod, a digital camera, no computer, no software. For the lights - flashlights and for the colors I got some theatre lighting gel scraps. You could easily use LED's or any other colored lights - even students shoes that light up give a neat effect!
Let me know if you have any other questions - I'd be glad to answer them!
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