Third Grade students
studied artist George Rodrigue, who lived in New Orleans, Louisiana. Rodrigue
is famous for his paintings of “Blue Dog.” Students discovered that Rodrigue’s
“Blue Dog” isn’t always blue. Sometimes Rodrigue paints his dog different
colors with different backgrounds to symbolize the emotions and events in the United States
Students drew and painted
their own version of Blue Dog, complete with a story explaining the setting of
their painting.
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