Introduction To Art Mrs. Gosnell What Is This Texture? Scavenger Hunt

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Introduction To Art Mrs. Gosnell What Is This Texture? Scavenger Hunt Looking Beyond what you see everyday – Observing the world around you. Be a Complex Thinker – Gather and Synthesize information Name: Period: 70 Pts.

What Is This Texture? 1 Point 1 Point Actual TEXTURE #1 3 Points Name This Texture Insert Digital Photo of Textures around your School & class room Blown up closely to see The Actual Texture 1 Point Describe the Feeling or Surface Quality, in the Space Provided Above. Actual TEXTURE #1 3 Points Problem Solve and Find the Texture in the school and produce A Rubbing of the object. Observe things you walk by every day.

What Is This Texture? 1 Point Insert Digital Photo of Textures around your School & class room Blown up closely to see the Actual Texture Name This Texture 1 Point Describe the Feeling or Surface Quality, in the Space Provided Above. Actual TEXTURE #2 3 Points Problem Solve and Find the Texture in the School and Produce A Rubbing of the Object.

What Is This Texture? 1 Point Insert Digital Photo of Textures around your School & class room Blown up closely to see the Actual Texture Name This Texture 1 Point Describe the Feeling or Surface Quality, in the Space Provided Above. Actual TEXTURE #3 3 Points Problem Solve and Find the Texture in the school and produce A Rubbing of the object.

What Is This Texture? 1 Point Insert Digital Photo of Textures around your School & class room Blown up closely to see the Actual Texture Name This Texture 1 Point Describe the Feeling or Surface Quality, in the Space Provided Above. Actual TEXTURE #4 3 Points Problem Solve and Find the Texture in the school and produce A Rubbing of the object.

What Is This Texture? 1 Point Insert Digital Photo of Textures around your School & class room Blown up closely to see the Actual Texture Name This Texture 1 Point Describe the Feeling or Surface Quality, in the Space Provided Above. Actual TEXTURE #5 3 Points Problem Solve and Find the Texture in the school and produce A Rubbing of the object.

What Is This Texture? 1 Point Insert Digital Photo of Textures around your School & class room Blown up closely to see the Actual Texture Name This Texture 1 Point Describe the Feeling or Surface Quality, in the Space Provided Above. Actual TEXTURE #6 3 Points Problem Solve and Find the Texture in the school and produce A Rubbing of the object.

What Is This Texture? 1 Point Insert Digital Photo of Textures around your School & class room Blown up closely to see the Actual Texture Name This Texture 1 Point Describe the Feeling or Surface Quality, in the Space Provided Above. Actual TEXTURE #7 3 Points Problem Solve and Find the Texture in the school and produce A Rubbing of the object.

What Is This Texture? 1 Point Insert Digital Photo of Textures around your School & class room Blown up closely to see the Actual Texture Name This Texture 1 Point Describe the Feeling or Surface Quality, in the Space Provided Above. Actual TEXTURE #8 3 Points Problem Solve and Find the Texture in the school and produce A Rubbing of the object.

What Is This Texture? 1 Point Insert Digital Photo of Textures around your School & class room Blown up closely to see the Actual Texture Name This Texture 1 Point Describe the Feeling or Surface Quality, in the Space Provided Above. Actual TEXTURE #9 3 Points Problem Solve and Find the Texture in the school and produce A Rubbing of the object.

What Is This Texture? 1 Point Insert Digital Photo of Textures around your School & class room Blown up closely to see the Actual Texture Name This Texture 1 Point Describe the Feeling or Surface Quality, in the Space Provided Above. Actual TEXTURE #10 3 Points Problem Solve and Find the Texture in the school and produce A Rubbing of the object.

What Is This Texture? 1 Point Insert Digital Photo of Textures around your School & class room Blown up closely to see the Actual Texture Name This Texture 1 Point Describe the Feeling or Surface Quality, in the Space Provided Above. Actual TEXTURE #11 3 Points Problem Solve and Find the Texture in the school and produce A Rubbing of the object.

What Is This Texture? 1 Point Insert Digital Photo of Textures around your School & class room Blown up closely to see the Actual Texture Name This Texture 1 Point Describe the Feeling or Surface Quality, in the Space Provided Above. Actual TEXTURE #12 3 Points Problem Solve and Find the Texture in the school and produce A Rubbing of the object.

What Is This Texture? 1 Point Insert Digital Photo of Textures around your School & class room Blown up closely to see the Actual Texture Name This Texture 1 Point Describe the Feeling or Surface Quality, in the Space Provided Above. Actual TEXTURE #13 3 Points Problem Solve and Find the Texture in the school and produce A Rubbing of the object.

What Is This Texture? 1 Point Insert Digital Photo of Textures around your School & class room Blown up closely to see the Actual Texture Name This Texture 1 Point Describe the Feeling or Surface Quality, in the Space Provided Above. Actual TEXTURE #14 3 Points Problem Solve and Find the Texture in the school and produce A Rubbing of the object.