WAYLAND - On dark, wintry Friday afternoons, 3 o’clock signals the end of the school week for most Claypit Hill School students. However, for a dozen young artists, it means it’s time to head to art teacher Dale Bentley’s art room for 90 more minutes of "school."
For the past several weeks, the students have been participating in Multimedia Animation, a 90-minute art workshop in which they create a portfolio of work for a multimedia presentation. The group’s final project was showcased at the annual Winter Concerts held in December. As chorus members sang "The Little Snowflake," the art students’ final project was shown on a large screen, adding a visual dimension to the concert.
For Bentley, the Friday afternoon sessions tacked on to an already full week are anything but a chore.
"As tired as I might be at the end of a week, I find this very relaxing," she said.
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For the past several weeks, the students have been participating in Multimedia Animation, a 90-minute art workshop in which they create a portfolio of work for a multimedia presentation. The group’s final project was showcased at the annual Winter Concerts held in December. As chorus members sang "The Little Snowflake," the art students’ final project was shown on a large screen, adding a visual dimension to the concert.
For Bentley, the Friday afternoon sessions tacked on to an already full week are anything but a chore.
"As tired as I might be at the end of a week, I find this very relaxing," she said.
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