Crayon Art Exhibition New
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Let your students explore the world through
a creative and educational art project to promote global awareness.
Enable your students to become more familiar with their world through
this fun, hands-on learning activity - a perfect addition to your
classroom international lesson plan.
The Crayon Art Exhibit is open to grades K-5. Crayons, varying in
size from 2 feet to 5 feet, will be displayed in the Tulsa community
prior to the festival and will also be included in the festival
entrance decorations.
How the Crayon Art Exhibit works: (Print flyer.)
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Participating classes will be given a crayon. Smaller crayons will be given to younger grades, larger crayons given to older grades.
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Students decorate the crayon, using whatever art medium they choose. The only restriction is that the artwork must represent an international theme or design.
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Students are assigned the task of creating a top to their crayon. Be creative! It can be realistic or abstract.
Somewhere on the artwork we ask that you include the grade, school and teacher's name (optional), just as an artist signs his work. We ask that it's not too big, so as not to overshadow the international concept. We suggest somewhere along the bottom.
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Once the crayon is finished then we would like to help promote your Partner in Education by displaying the crayon in their business office. This will also give publicity to the school, class and Kids' World International Festival, as well.
It's easy to get started. Print off an entry
form, fill out and return to Tulsa Global Alliance. Once we
receive your entry form, we'll contact you to make arrangements
to pick up or deliver your crayon. If you have any questions, email
us.
Pen-Pal Program
"Color Your World"
and share it with others all around the world! Teachers, this is your
chance to allow your students to explore and visualize the world of
other students from different countries. Tulsa Global Alliance is
setting up a pen pal correspondence program with Tulsa area elementary
schools (3rd, 4th, & 5th grade classes) and schools around the
globe, including Tulsa's Sister Cities schools (San Luis Potosi, Mexico;
Kaohsiung, Taiwan; Beihai, China; Tiberias, Israel; Utsunomiya, Japan;
Zelenograd, Russia; Celle, Germany; Amiens, France). Note: this is
an exchange program only for letters, photos, drawings or other art
materials.
If you are a 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade teacher interested in this Pen
Pal Correspondence Program, please email
us so we can get you started.
How the Pen Pal Correspondence
Works:
1. 3rd, 4th & 5th grade teachers, email us if you are interested
in participating in TGA's pen pal program. You may choose any country
of your interest and we will try our best to pair your class with
that country, but there are no guarantees. You may also choose a Sister
City (from the list below) or TGA can match your class with one of
the Sister Cities available on hand.
2. TGA will match up Tulsa County elementary 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade
classes to Sister City classes.
3. Once paired up, teachers will be given the name of the school and
teacher, a CultureGram, a Culture
Box brochure, and a Fact Sheet about their Sister City.
4. For the Sister City teachers, TGA will send the name of the school
and teacher of Tulsa class and a Fact
Sheet about Tulsa and Oklahoma.
Note for Tulsa County teachers: if you would like a person to come to your classroom to present a Culture Box and give a lesson to your students about the Sister City, TGA will be happy to arrange this. Please call TGA at (918) 591-4750 to schedule a date and time.
After the lesson please follow
the directions below.
Directions:
1. Have your students color a picture of their world.
2. Each student should write a letter explaining a little about themselves
and their world.
3. Students may write letters, poems, stories, and take photos.
4. Deliver the pictures and letters to Tulsa Global Alliance who will
mail the pictures and letters to the correspondence.
TGA's role is to provide the first initial contact between the classes with the pictures and letters. After the pictures and letters have been exchanged, you are more than welcome to keep the pen pal program going on your own to stay in contact with each other. If you would like to take the pen pal program to a higher level, the Tulsa Community College has available the latest computer technology for your students and you to communicate with your Sister City class through a software program called Skype. Skype is a software program that allows users to make telephone calls from their computer to other Skype users free of charge, or to landlines and cell phones for a fee. Also Skype includes instant messaging, file transfer, short message service, and video conferencing. Please contact TGA for arrangement about Skype.
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Paired Schools
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Tulsa County Schools
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Sister City Schools
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| Tiffany Bolding (4th/ Grove) | Kevin Chen (Sheng-li / Taiwan) |
| Josie Carreno (4th / Eisenhower) | Ginny Yang (Dah-Yung / Taiwan) |
| Leonardo DeAndrade (5th / Eisenhower) | Tehila Sabag (Israel) |
| Angie Reimer (3rd / Sperry) | Julie (Taiwan) |
| Mrs. Posey (3rd / Sperry) | Yu-Ming Spencer (Kaohsiung Municipal Fu-Dong / Taiwan) |
| Jeanette Shakesnider (6th) | Naomi (Chien-Guo Primary / Taiwan) |
| Elizabeth Martin (4th / Lee) | Julie Pan (Lung Hua / Taiwan) |
Tulsa
Global Alliance presents
If I Were Going, I Would Go To...
November
3 & 10, 2007
Join representatives from Tulsa Global Alliances Sister Cities and the country of Serbia at area libraries for a variety of activities to commemorate Worldwide International Education Week, Nov. 12-16. This event is free and open to the public.
Imagine a mini Kids' World, only instead of traveling the globe, kids will be able to focus on one country at a time. Children will learn about other countries through Culture Boxes, speakers, educational hands-on activities, books, storytellers, puppet theater and arts and craft demonstrations. Tulsa Global Alliance will give away door prizes, including free tickets to the 2008 Kids' World International Festival, taking place November 13-16 in the QuikTrip Center at the Tulsa Fairgrounds.
International Education Week (Nov. 12-16) is a joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education to recognize the global exchange environment between the United States and other countries. Tulsa is planning many activities to celebrate International Education Week. Click here to view the International Education Week Schedule of Events.
| Saturday, Nov. 3 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. |
Saturday, Nov. 10 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. |
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Featuring Celle, Germany Featuring Amiens, France Featuring Zelenograd, Russia Featuring Beihai, China
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Featuring San Luis Potosi, Mexico Featuring Serbia Featuring Tiberias, Israel Featuring Celle, Germany Featuring Utsunomiya, Japan |






