Showing posts with label chalkboard drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chalkboard drawing. Show all posts

Saturday, March 26, 2016

December Chalkboard Drawings



Tuesday, August 25, 2015

Chalkboard Drawings for August


I'm trying to use the container story for my big chalkboard drawings and just do one a week. I'm also trying to hide each week's letters and form drawing in each picture. Above you will see the letter M,V and this week's form which is similar to letter M. Below you sill find lines, curves, and a sort of wave.


Wednesday, May 20, 2015

Our Waldorf Week of May 18


I actually made this felt crown several years ago and didn't think it would last a month. It's still going strong and one of the most used parts of our dress up box! I made it stiff by using cardstock as the liner.


I'm really enjoying the rainbow tulle over our nature table this month. I made the flower baby last week, and the flowers are leftovers from my Mother's Day bouquet.


It's a big week for Toby in our Super Sam stories this week. He finds his family! Of course, I had to illustrate it on the chalkboard. The kids were so excited for Toby to finally get his happy ending. They've been anxiously waiting for it for a while.


Here is Max's painting from Monday. He has become very adept at mixing colors and not just getting a brown sludge. I'm impressed and kind of jealous. I don't think I could do this if I tried. 

The Music of the Gospel Chalkboard Drawing

I summarized the conference talk, "The Music of the Gospel" in Sunday School this week. Here is the chalkboard I drew to accompany. And here is the talk.

Monday, May 11, 2015

Elijah and the Still, Small Voice Chalkboard Drawing


I did this drawing for my Sunday School class on reverence. Got was not in the wind, or the earthquake, or the fire. But then a still, small voice. I need to work on flames apparently.

Monday, April 20, 2015

April Chalkboard Drawings


This is an illustration from this week's Super Sam story. I had a picture to go along with the poem we're learning about an acorn earlier this month, but forgot to take a picture!