Sixth Grade Buildings in Two Point Perspective
The sixth grade planned architectural forms and buildings using the drafting method of two-point perspective. This method, along with one-point perspective, was most famously used in the Renaissance to create realistic scenes using measurable systems. Our sixth graders took this method and got creative with it. You can view their work here.
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