Students in Nancy Anderson’s class at Coggin Elementary learned how to create pysanky [pi-SAHN-kee], Russian Easter eggs, on Friday, March 29th.
The process involves creating a hole in the egg and blowing out the yolk, and then decorating it with various symbols, color schemes, and styles. The students planned out their designs on paper and then used pencils and markers to complete their projects.
As an added bonus, the students learned to make scrambled eggs with the left over yolks.
At top: Some of the finished pysanky on display.
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| Above: Will McIver pencils in the design of his egg. |
Above: Lora Briley decorates her egg. |
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Above: Nancy Anderson discusses pysanka |
