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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvXXPs2xjlI
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Redefine Therapy: Visual Journaling with Michelle Tompkins








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​Visual Journal Assembly/Order

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​Visual Journal Assignments

Visual Journaling Links- Click here for lots of inspiration!
​Craftsmanship

Creative Cornell Notes

​Dan Eldon- The Journey is the Destination
Make Your Mark
Artists Research
Exploration- DaVinci

Renaissance Superstars
Andy Goldsworthy
​Living Thing/ Non-Living Thing


Ideas for Journal Explorations

Unlikely Juxtapositions 

Students change normal expectations. Hard things are soft. Large is small. Smooth is rough. Down is up. Inside is outside. Brittle is flexible. Light is dark. Natural becomes geometric. Manufactured goods grow on the farm. Numbers become animals. Dream world ideas are developed. Make sketches, think of things that aren't what you'd normally expect.  Select one of your sketches to develop into a full drawing with value.  (Marvin Bartel)

Transformation 
What would a theme park look like if it is designed for house flies and maggots, or for butterflies, pupa, egg, and caterpillars? What would this classroom look like if it was made into apartments for homeless families? How our classroom look if was changed into a prison? What if the part of the school would be changed into a petting zoo, a garden, a water garden? What if our school building would be made into a shopping mall or a computer factory? I there is an old abandoned building nearby, what could it be used for? What would happen if the your city or town planted 1,000 trees, where should they be planted? What could be built on the roof of the school building?

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