Creativity and Wonder: Every teacher can foster creativity, regardless of artistic experience: joseys art school episode 188: Flamingo art lesson painting drawing happ...

My name is Robin Norgren, M.A. and I am here to help make Montessori philosophy more relevant in the classroom. My projects include: Josey's Art School, The Gifted Learner, Creativity and Wonder and A Montessori Way of Seeing. I found my way into educational spaces as a mother of Creative children yet I am not an art teacher. This information is important because my style empowers teachers who are shy about teaching art but looking for products that promote expression over technical perfection.

joseys art school episode 188: Flamingo art lesson painting drawing happ...

I hope you enjoyed this video. Just thinking about flamingos reminds me that in the midst of a serious world, we inhabit the earth with... flamingos!

Did you know?

Pink food: Flamingos are born with soft white or gray feathers. They turn pink because they eat tiny shrimp and algae filled with a special natural color dye called carotenoids. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Bending legs: What looks like a knee bending backward on a flamingo is actually its ankle. Their real knees are hidden up high near their body under their feathers. [1, 2]

Standing on one leg: Scientists think standing on one leg helps flamingos save body heat and stay warm in cool water

As a creative person, not an art teacher, I have made it by goal to create art lessons that removes any barrier to giving these lessons a try. I truly hope you and your students felt that way.

If you are interested, I have easy to follow directed line drawings: CLICK HERE

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