Picture Perfect!👸
“Drawing is not what one sees but what one can make others
see” –Edgar Degas
The characters of Listen to the Mountain
The feeling of transferring one’s thoughts to a paper cannot
be described always. It’s the deepest form of communication. When you draw
someone creating them first in your mind and then on to a paper is a form of love.
You develop an unknown bond with the person that you try to draw. A paper could "catch the eye" very easily. That’s why they are considered a suitable
teaching aid for teaching English to students. For teaching the lesson Listen
to the Mountain I have drawn the portrait of all the characters of the play. It
felt as if I know all the characters after I pictured and drew them. A strange
form of connection was developed.
Origami Mountain
Origami Mountain is ready!
Creating something like a mountain from an A4 size paper within
minutes… The artwork behind it is amazing. How a paper transforms into a
beautiful creation. That’s why I decided to emulate the origami mountain and
use it as an activity in the online class. It was a very successful one!
Teaching new words with the help of film clips, videos and
pictures are interesting to the students. One needs to try it out. The
connection is established easily.
You are indeed successful in making all the characters real.Hats off Dear Anjana.
ReplyDeleteThank you ma'am!
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