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The 1st grade has been working on the art of light this month. First the students looked at
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The second study was on fireworks from the book . Students discussed the colors of fireworks and what chemicals create the colors. We also discussed how the rockets that launch fireworks operate. Painting with metalic paint on black paper was dramatic and got lots of OHs and AHs. The students began to add glitter and sequins to really personalize the project. This was a very popular project and not as messy as I expected.
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