A Day in the Life of a Clairbourn 7th Grade French Student

Article and Photo courtesy of CLAIRBOURN SCHOOL   JANUARY 28, 2014
L-R: M. Claude Monet, sporting his thick glasses and displaying his Impression on Sunset--a recently discovered work. Degas' scrapbook, containing various fond remembrances of his time examining tutus. Camille Claudel-inspired pottery!

Clairbourn’s 7th grade French students researched French artists, and then they wrote reports, created products related to their subjects and delivered a 5-7 minute oral presentation tying their products to their research. One student discovered a French license plate artist (artiste plaquetitien), who prefers to be known as such (merci, very much) and not as a contemporary artist: Joël Ducorroy. For more information on his works, please visit http://joelducorroy.free.fr/.

Clairbourn School, 8400 Huntington Drive, San Gabriel, (626)286-3108 or visit www.clairbourn.org.

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