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Monday, May 4, 2015

Clay Fish



Posted by T. Morgan at 9:02 AM
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Labels: Clay, Color Theory, Fourth Grade

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Hi and welcome to the Green Valley Elementary art blog. At this site you will find projects that were created by elementary art students. Some of these lessons were borrowed and some are original. I try to give credit to the teachers or sites where I might borrow from. I really do think that I have the most amazing job. The students here are such a joy to work with. I hope you enjoy your visit and come back again very soon.
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