(Video) The Willows Students Bring a 50-Foot Dragon to Life Through Art and Teamwork

Kristy Acero, The Willows DK-4th Grade Art teacher, led her students in a large-scale, collaborative project, with each grade creating a portion of a 3-D realistic dragon. Spanning close to 50 feet in length, the dragon is a definitive example of a team effort, with each grade contributing to the larger goal. Prominently displayed on our campus, the dragon serves as a reminder of the collective strength of The Willows community, and how the sky’s the limit when we work together. Learn more about The Willows Community School at www.thewillows.org

Kristy Acero, The Willows DK-4th Grade Art teacher, led her students in a large-scale, collaborative project, with each grade creating a portion of a 3-D realistic dragon. Learn more about The Willows Community School at https://t.co/lyF4WpBHew pic.twitter.com/88Ugq8bmUB
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