Keeping with our Japanese theme, wheel 4 learned about symbols in Japanese art and culture.
They created handmade books containing pieces of artwork representing each symbol discussed in class. They did a wonderful job.
Everything, even the binding/cover, was made by students.
Each page has a hand-drawn picture of the symbol done in a different medium, and a written portion pertaining to the symbol.
The Tiger:
The tiger page was done using watercolor paints.
The tiger symbolizes power.
Writing prompt: "If I could have a super-power, it would be..."
The Crane:
This page was done with colored pencils.
The crane symbolizes good fortune, longevity, and is fabled to live 1000 years.
Writing prompt: "What would you try to accomplish if you lived 1000 years?"
The Koi Fish:
This page was done with pastels.
The koi fish symbolizes strength.
Writing prompt: "Describe a moment when you had to be strong."
The Dragon:
The dragons were shaded in values of gray using pencil.
The dragon symbolizes magic, courage, and strength.
Writing prompt: "Write a magical spell or create a magic potion to help you in some way."
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