In our seventh and eighth grade theatre arts classes, we have been very busy "making it work" over the past six weeks! We modeled a lesson off of the Lifetime television hit TV show, Project Runway. The students had to design an outfit for a boy and for a girl, vote on their five favorite designs, and in groups, create those outfits using non-traditional materials! (And by non-traditional, we are talking TRASH!) They brought in supplies and spent a full week molding, sewing, taping, and gluing their outfits together until we came up with 5 outfits per class. The classes then voted for their favorite out of those top five. It was fun and they learned a lot about costume design!
Here are some examples of their designs:
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(The pictures were taken with my phone, so they are not the best quality of photo.)
(The pictures were taken with my phone, so they are not the best quality of photo.)
4TH PERIOD DESIGNS:
7TH PERIOD DESIGNS:
(My apologies to my students if I left your design off of the picture collages. I believe some may be missing, but I had no intentions of purposely doing that. Love you all!)
4TH PERIOD RUNNERS-UP:
7TH PERIOD RUNNERS-UP:
THE MODELS:
4TH PERIOD:
7TH PERIOD:
(My apologies to my students if I left your design off of the picture collages. I believe some may be missing, but I had no intentions of purposely doing that. Love you all!)
4TH PERIOD RUNNERS-UP:
7TH PERIOD RUNNERS-UP:
THE MODELS:
4TH PERIOD:
7TH PERIOD:
WINNING DESIGNS:
Congrautlations to Salma (period four), for her winning design, and her group for putting together a beautiful, pink, plastic table cloth dress which caught the judges' eyes!
Congratulations to Amanda (period seven), for her winning design, and her group for putting together a fabulous, feather-riffic cat outfit which caught the judges' eyes!
Congratulations to Amanda (period seven), for her winning design, and her group for putting together a fabulous, feather-riffic cat outfit which caught the judges' eyes!
Congratulations to all of the 7th and 8th grade theatre students for your hard work and participation in this project! I see some future designers amongst us all!
In the words of Tim Gunn: "Make it Work!"
In the words of Tim Gunn: "Make it Work!"
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