Handwork in Religious Education
Handwork in Religious Education
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Quotations are of course always appro- priate. Blackboard work may be that of stencils, as already described under ''Stenciling" and illus- trated in Figs. 12 and 13, and by the Easter Lily spray, Figs. 29, 31, and 34. Freehand chalk work Suggestions for Expression Work 109 Fig. 32. — Blackboard work Fig. 33, — Blackboard work Fig. 34. — Blackboard reproduction and motto no Handwork in Religious Education is very much more satisfactory, as it has not the stiffness apparent in stencil work.
Ther...e are two methods of making the black- board picture. In one the objects in the picture may be put on with the white chalk, such as Fig. 29. The other method is to let the objects be sketched by the rubbing off of the chalk that has been placed upon the board. Some pictures may combine the two methods (Figs. 30 and 31). To produce the darkest parts of the picture the chalk may be removed with a damp cloth or the dark parts may be sketched with charcoal. Put the chalk on the board by placing a stick of chalk flat upon the blackboard surface, passing it over the board with a heavy or light stroke, according to the amount desired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quotations are of course always appro- priate. Blackboard work may be that of stencils, as already described under ''Stenciling" and illus- trated in Figs. 12 and 13, and by the Easter Lily spray, Figs. 29, 31, and 34. Freehand chalk work Suggestions for Expression Work 109 Fig. 32. — Blackboard work Fig. 33, — Blackboard work Fig. 34. — Blackboard reproduction and motto no Handwork in Religious Education is very much more satisfactory, as it has not the stiffness apparent in stencil work.
Ther...e are two methods of making the black- board picture. In one the objects in the picture may be put on with the white chalk, such as Fig. 29. The other method is to let the objects be sketched by the rubbing off of the chalk that has been placed upon the board. Some pictures may combine the two methods (Figs. 30 and 31). To produce the darkest parts of the picture the chalk may be removed with a damp cloth or the dark parts may be sketched with charcoal. Put the chalk on the board by placing a stick of chalk flat upon the blackboard surface, passing it over the board with a heavy or light stroke, according to the amount desired.
What to read after Handwork in Religious Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wardle, Addie Grace to read onlineMoreLess
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