Dream Lockers
Seventh graders created these dream lockers as an interim independent project between larger class projects.
Each student was required to make a red locker with the proper details on the outside of the door (lock, hinges, number, vents, handle). Inside their locker, the students could put whatever they wanted. I encouraged them to either create a realistic locker or a dream locker with everything that they wish could be inside their real locker.
The students had the freedom of choosing what materials they wanted to use, whether it be markers, colored pencils, or cut out paper, as long as they showed good craftsmanship and outlined things with black marker when coloring.
Seventh graders created these dream lockers as an interim independent project between larger class projects.
Each student was required to make a red locker with the proper details on the outside of the door (lock, hinges, number, vents, handle). Inside their locker, the students could put whatever they wanted. I encouraged them to either create a realistic locker or a dream locker with everything that they wish could be inside their real locker.
The students had the freedom of choosing what materials they wanted to use, whether it be markers, colored pencils, or cut out paper, as long as they showed good craftsmanship and outlined things with black marker when coloring.
