'Bubble letters' presentation slideshows

Ronald Thomas & Pedro Vera Graffiti Culture

Ronald Thomas & Pedro Vera Graffiti Culture. Mr. Flamm. Why Do People Do Graffiti?. They do it as a form of artistic expression or to release their emotions. Others do it because they want attention or to look cool and impress others. They want to represent something or someone. History:.

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Graffiti: a work of art or vandalism?

Graffiti: a work of art or vandalism?. Graffiti represents an art form that is unrestricted, one that rebels against conventional forms of artwork. Graffiti is intertwined into human history, dating back to the Roman Empire. They made political statements and satirize current events.

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Rotations

Rotations. 7.3. How do rotations work?. Every point rotates around the center in a circle. Since the radius of the circle will not change, the point is just as far from the center as it was, just in a new direction. Vocabulary. Rotation:

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NEW YORK: Graffiti Art

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A-Z Custom Name Bubble Letters

Luxury A-Z Custom Name Bubble Letters Necklaces & Pendant Charm For Gold Silver Color Cubic Hip Hop Jewelry Drop Shipping.

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The Color Wheel

The Color Wheel. The Color Wheel. The color wheel is a lot like a rainbow!. RED ORANGE YELLOW GREEN BLUE PURPLE. The Color Wheel. Write your name in bubble letters or block letters. Make a dot with 6 lines. Trace with Sharpie. Color your name with oil pastels

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Vocabulary Graffiti Chapters 1-4

Vocabulary Graffiti Chapters 1-4. For each word include the following: Vocab. Word drawn in bubble letters Definition in your OWN words At least 3 images representing the term ALL white spaced colored. Lanky Nazi Sabotage Kroner : Money Disdainfully Rabbi Halte : Stop Occupation

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