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Week of December 12, 2022 I let go of what I can't change and do my best with with what I can

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Dec 12, 20221 min read

Fifth Period: Two-Dimensional Studio Art 2 Monday: The Art of Claymation Tuesday: How Do Animators make 2D appear 3D? Wednesday: *******No Class ******** Thursday: Layering to add depth! Friday: *****Early Release*****

Sixth Period: Two-Dimensional Studio Art 1 Monday: What is Stop Motion? Tuesday: Painting with Light

Wednesday: *******No Class ******** Thursday: Adding Texture to Animation Friday: *****Early Release*****

Seventh Period: Comprehensive Physical Education (Mindfulness) Monday: Stress Fix-Quick Yoga Sequence Tuesday: What are the things you CAN control in your life? Can't control? Wednesday: *******No Class ******** Thursday: How can we release our worries? Friday: *****Early Release*****

 
 
 

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