My art colleague came to me last spring and asked for weeded books. She gave them to her AP students to use over the summer in lieu of a traditional blank pad of paper. I went in to the class last week and was so happy to see that they'd turned them into beautiful pieces of art just like the ones in your photo!

Katie Tietjen

Library Media Specialist

East Hampton High School

(860) 365-4030 ext. 1070

https://sites.google.com/easthamptonps.org/bellringerlibrary/home

Twitter @bellringerbooks


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Cool!  Some kids do Black out Poetry with weeded books as well!
Thanks for sharing!
Nikki 
Westbrook HS LMC
@westbrookhslmc

On Sep 18, 2019, at 1:07 PM, Marybeth Murdoch <mmurdoch@coventryct.org> wrote:

Looking for a library/art collaboration or a new use for weeded books?  Check out this cool idea from the art teacher at my school (who got it from another art teacher… who got it from someone else…).  Students love it!

 

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Marybeth Murdoch

School Library Media Specialist

Capt. Nathan Hale Middle School

Coventry, CT

(860)742-7334 x4264

Currently reading: One of Us is Lying by Karen McManus

 

 

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