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Story Project Preface Exhibition
May 7--May 11, 2007
Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts
Reception: Thursday, May 10, 2007, 5:00--6:00 pm
This year, 5th grade ESOL students participated in this exhibit in partnership with the museum's upcoming exhibit, The Story Project. As part of a thematic unit study on snakes, students created an image based on Cathy Hathaway's painting titled Down the Wa-Wacissa. Students were required to interpret her image and include snake(s) in their illustration. After that, they composed a tanka poem about their image. Then poems and illustrations were attached together to display as a book at the museum.
Stupid crazy boy
Snakes make sounds on the tree tops
Cannot hear snake sounds
Superman new camera clicks
Gigantic alligator
Son feels delighted
Prevail against his best friend
Ninjas fight in war
Rattle snakes finish whispering
Snake drinks after eating mom
In the dark forest
Flowing water never stops
Trees stand tall and strong
Fog settles between green leaves
The man floats in the water
Plant leaves on the tree
Enormous snake has ten eggs
Cold breeze blows the leaves
Tropical sun shining bright
Snake in cold crystal blue water
Summer hot sunshine
Big white fluffy pretty clouds
Big leaves in water
Enormous tall jungle trees
Colored snake in vast water