Here you will find stories and photos of Youth Art Peace Poles that were created by people who took on the creation of very special one of a kind Peace Poles on their own. The Youth Art Peace Pole Project greatly thanks these individuals for sharing Peace and Art with the youngsters in their lives. This page will be updated often, so please check back to see what the children of the world are creating.
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Andrews Academy, St. Louis, MO. Spring 2014
This project has been quite a journey for my sixth grade students. Every year, our sixth grade dedicates a piece of art work to our school. It is called their Legacy Project. This year, I saw the article for the Peace Poles in the School Arts magazine, and I knew this was the project for us!
I was given permission to change the idea slightly. My students worked in teams of three to create five Peace Poles. They chose their languages, copied, traced, and painted. They also added flowing designs at the top and bottom. The Peace Poles were attached to a base and each pole spins so all the languages can be easily seen.
The project turned out just like I imagined! I am very proud of my students and their hard work. The Peace Pole Project will go on display in our school lobby for everyone to see and spin! Pam Mandell -
Andrews Academy, St. Louis, MO. Pam Mandell's 6th Grade Class, Spring 2014
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Students in Pam Mandell's 6th Grade Class
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Andrews Academy 6th Grade
May Peace Be In Our Community
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Andrews Academy artists at work
Pam Mandell's class made 5 Youth Art Peace Poles and that adds up to a lot of different languages
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6th Grade at Andrews Academy
It looks like making Peace Poles is fun
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Andrews Academy, Spring 2014, St. Louis, MO. Pam Mandell's 6th Grade Class
May Peace Prevail In Our School
