Last year AESA was asked to participate in UVic Education Student Association's first annual conference. During the conference we
created a collaborative patchwork mural where all education students
could show off their artistic talents. While our resulting image was of
a Tom Thompson forest scene, collaborative murals can be useful for
any subject matter. For science, why not create a mural on the human
body where each student is responsible for representing and sharing
information about a different organ. For social studies, students
could create a patchwork map showing their interpretation of a specific
place. Most importantly, collaborative murals can be a great way to
develop a sense of community in your classroom, and even within the
entire school.
Feeling inspired? A step by step guide to creating collaborative murals can be found on AESA's website uvicaesa.weebly.com.
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