Oh, grow up, all of you. Shame on you for the bitchery that your initially reasoned and thought-out arguements descended into.
I'm sorry, but having a Protestent discourse about an organization he never belonged to, especially when that organization is part of a faith that resembles his own only on the most superficial of levels? You'd be better off asking a child to describe the roof of the Sistine Chapel.
Sistine Chapel DrawingPrecedent:
Proceed to the Renaissance. Broaden perspective of making art by showing the process can exist even in different positions
Visual Aids: Pictures of Sistine Chapel ceiling, scaffolding.Materials:
• large pieces of paper•
tape•
pencils, No. 2 and colored1.
Tape paper to undersides of tables, desks (preferably on the low side).
2. Have kids draw and color on their backs.
Mural PaintingBackground – Diego Rivera,
Michaelangelo,
memorials
Large pieces of white paper
Tempera paints
Paint brushes
Instructions:
1. Have student decide what the mural is going to be about.
Let them delegate eachother to different jobs for the mural
2. Give them paint and paint brushes.