27 Jul, 2007
Photo Hunters: Creative
Posted by teacherjulie @ 9:28 pm
Shelved under Photo Hunters, Snapshots
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Every Saturday, members post photos based on a theme. The theme for July 28, 2007 is CREATIVE. Visit the Blog Roll.

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This creative piece was made using not new materials but recyclable ones. You know what, when the wind blows, the horse moves around. Cool!

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This is my youngest daughter Tania doing pretend play. She is a creative enough to make her own breakfast by combining different toys from different sets: the supermarket cart box and the kitchen utensils.

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A creative way to end a storytelling session with my students. Diorama made by each one of them!

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We may be creative in our own ways but only God can make flowers as beautiful as this. We are surrounded with many wonderful things creatively made, be it by the hands of men or created by God’s power. We should be thankful for all these things!

Oh, on second thought: Can anybody help me how to be creative with this mess we call our library? :D

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27 Jul, 2007 @ 10:10 pm
eastcoastlife said:

Oooo… lovely photos showing creativity. Your daughter Tania is pretty!

er…. I have the same mess in my library too. hahaha….

  • About Tania, thanks. So we have the same mess in our library, sigh… :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 6:07 am
mousey said:

teacher julie your creative as ever in presenting every week’s theme.

happy weekend to you and to your family!

  • Thanks, Mousey, :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 6:11 am
tiffane said:

these are all beautiful and great photos that show all different sides of the theme! awesome job!

  • Thanks, Tiffane, :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 6:28 am
Dana said:

Great pictures. I loved them, very creative. Thanks for stopping by!

  • Thanks, Dana, :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 6:55 am
And Miles To Go.... said:

what creative shots!! I love the float!!

  • Thanks, :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 7:47 am
Melli said:

ALL great ideas! I love that horse! And my kids used to absolutely LOVE to make dioramas!

  • That horse is so lovely, especially when the wind makes it move. Diorama are wonderful expressions of 3D art. Thanks, :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 7:59 am
Paulie said:

Neat creative entries but i love the flower and comment about God’s creativity best of all. I know He is the CREATOR but I just never used the word creativity describing his actions. SUPER! BTW, I love the angle of that photo shot — so that makes you creative also!!!!!!!!!

Come see mine.

  • Yes, only God can create all these things. We are here to protect these creations. Thanks, Paulie, :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 9:00 am
jonzz said:

Those are very creative ideas. I like the idea of recycling products for new creation.

  • Recycling is a good alternative way to avoid waste and this is being done creatively. Thanks, Jonzz, :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 9:11 am
kissedalotatoads said:

Those are all so creative. Love the dioramas! Your daughter has a great imagination,… she will probably be a great cook. And how many people really notice God’s nature. Some people don’t take time to stop and smell the roses. Great photos and thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend.

  • Making a diorama presents a 3D perspective to the children. My 4yo daughter Tania is also a good artist, she can draw pictures with details. I always do stop and smell the roses even if I can’t grow them, I mean especially since I can’t grow them. Thanks, Bobbie, :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 3:19 pm
Lynn said:

Julie, I love all your flower pictures. :)

  • Thanks, Lynn. I can’t grow these lovely things so I just take a lot of photos, :D

28 Jul, 2007 @ 4:41 pm
JHS said:

If you find somebody to help with your library, send ‘em to my house! My bookshelves are worse!

  • Oh, JHS, you are funny! Sure, would do so, :D

28 Jul, 2007 @ 7:32 pm
Dragonheart said:

All of those are very creative! :) I really like the sculpture made of recycled materials. :)

  • Dragonheart, that horse moves when the wind blows. And to think it is made up of recyclable materials, it is not obvious from a distance. Thanks, :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 7:53 pm
Rach said:

Hi Julie. Those are great forms of creativity. The horse is a great work of art.

It’s nice to see your daughter having a wonderful time. I love watching Yohan at play too.

Those are nice pieces made by your students.

That flower is beautiful. A lovely example of nature’s beauty.

It’s great that you have so many books.

  • Thanks, Rach. Don’t we just love to watch the children play? :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 9:05 pm
ipanema said:

all lovely photos but your last one caught my attention. :)

I think every member of the house is very creative that they form such ‘mess’ in order to remember things. Leave it be so everyone will be happy. :)

  • I agree with you on the last one. I would not be able to find something I need if I rearrange the stuff. :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 9:22 pm
meeyauw said:

HA I sympathize with you and your library “mess” but I have no ideas because mine is the same mess! You do really neat stuff with your students and I am sure they enjoy doing the activities.

  • They do enjoy these activities. About the mess, I am torn between fixing the stuff or leaving it as such. Thanks, :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 9:23 pm
Misslionheart said:

Leave the books! They look better this way! :wink:

  • OK then :D

28 Jul, 2007 @ 9:43 pm
pat said:

All great choices for this week! :-) Sorry I cannot help with your library - mine looks about the same!

Happy Weekend!

  • LOL, Pat. Thanks, :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 10:11 pm
Bengbeng said:

Julie, i am impressed with yr work as a special ed teacher. I will link u so I can come back n read some of yr posts on this topic some other time :) Hope u dont mind.

Have a great weekend

  • Sure Bengbeng, link me up. Will be linking you too asap. Thanks, :)

28 Jul, 2007 @ 10:21 pm
Salen said:

Really creative photos, julie! Anyway, the library looks better that way… hehehe!
Have a great weekend!

  • Thanks, Salen :D

28 Jul, 2007 @ 10:51 pm
jmb said:

Great set of photos for the theme, Julie. I love the horse, it’s so colourful. And your students’ work. Good luck with the library but as long as the books are read who cares?

  • Thanks, JMB :D

28 Jul, 2007 @ 10:53 pm
Karen said:

Definitely creative pictures. As for helping with your library….uh…can’t help there b/c mine looks the same way!

Mine’s up.

  • Thanks, Karen :D

28 Jul, 2007 @ 11:51 pm
Amanda said:

All are great shots!

  • Thanks, Amanda :)

29 Jul, 2007 @ 1:40 am
jams o donnell said:

Great photos/ I love the horse. As for the library it looks great as it is!

  • Thanks, Jams :)

29 Jul, 2007 @ 2:17 am
Liz said:

Bookshelves should look like that!

I especially love the horse - what a great way to recycle.

  • Thanks, Liz :) Amazing what recycled materials are put together creatively.

29 Jul, 2007 @ 3:14 am
A. said:

I love the recycled materials! What a novel way of re-using them. But I’m with Jams O’Donnell - leave the library as it is - it looks loved!

  • Thanks, A. It takes a lot of creativity to make things look good using recycled materials. Re the library, :D

29 Jul, 2007 @ 3:21 am
Turtles said:

Very creative photos. I love the diorama’s. Art can be very soothing don’t you think?

  • Yes, art is soothing, it relaxes and and has the “power” to unleash creative juices. Thanks, :)

29 Jul, 2007 @ 3:49 am
Jose said:

by unanimous decision, leave the library as is, it gives it character. Great pictures.

  • OK, Joe, I heard y’all. Thanks, :D

29 Jul, 2007 @ 4:45 am
Jennifer said:

Great pictures! I love the ideas.

  • Thanks, Jennifer :)

29 Jul, 2007 @ 8:45 am
Patricia (of Pollywog Creek) said:

Excellent post, Julie, and filled with the creativity of children. Of course, you know that I would love your zinnia photo, too. Thank you for visiting Pollywog Creek yesterday and for your very kind comments. I truly do not have plans to publish my photos, for I feel that all I am doing is capturing a glimpse of God’s glory. He is the Creator, right? As for the guavas - sigh! I just can’t get past the smell. Blessings!!!!

  • Thanks, Patricia. So, its a zinnia! I think it looks like a flower in your blog but only yours was captured better, :) I can’t for the life of me remember flower names (except the common ones), and I can’t grow them if it meant for me to survive, :D.

29 Jul, 2007 @ 10:18 am
PowersTwinB said:

INTERESTING! asking for “creative” solutions for that library! lol…I havent a clue! I loved the dioramas , they reminded me of helping my sons with homework, many many many moons ago! Thanks for visiting my photo today!

  • Dioramas were the 3D projects of children years ago. Seems so long ago when I made my own TV carton box. Thanks, Becci :)

29 Jul, 2007 @ 10:10 pm
Soccer Mom in Denial said:

Nice creativity on display!

  • Thanks, SMID :)

29 Jul, 2007 @ 10:59 pm
The Daily Matters said:

Cool stuff. Creatively presented. Thanks for stopping by!

  • Thanks, Angie :)

30 Jul, 2007 @ 2:34 am
Vader's Mom said:

I love the dioramas. I used to love making those.

  • I eve nhad a carton TV box before, ;) Thanks, Vader’s Mom :)

30 Jul, 2007 @ 10:04 am
Denise said:

Hello Teacher Julie, homeschool mom and fellow blogger! Thanks for the visit! Very creative horse indeed. Looks like the Dala horses we have around here in Lindsborg. It is a Swedish thing! :) Keep up the blogging! Looks great!

  • Hmm..I didn’t know that. I just took this photo in University of the Philippines month-ling celebration a few months back. Thanks, Denise :)

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