Kinders continue exploring lines...straight, parallel, perpendicular, intersecting, long and short.
Using the 3 primary colors students explored how to blend and make their own secondary colors.
This two part project blends Science and Art. What does a skeleton look like? How many bones are in an adult human skeleton? What is the biggest bone in the human body? What is the smallest bone in the human body? Using imagination and observation, discussion and hands on direct drawing students are introduced to the marvels of the human skeleton.
A is for artist...Kinders draw a self portrait the first week of art, this is a great meet and greet lesson and a way to evaluate and observe the artists at work in very free form project.
Welcome to the art room. This warm up collage project for 6th graders is a perfect go to project for those early finishers.
Watercolor and crayon resist along with direct drawing make this a very successful project for young artist's.
Who doesn't like to stick their hand in silky cool paint? We also worked in a little color theory too! To add another step you can cut out (or have older students cut their own) hand print and mat on a new color. For these little ones this was enough!
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| Kinder Self-Portrait |
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| Kinder Self Portrait |
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| 6th grade take a line for a walk |
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| 5th grade tree in landscape |
Our end of the year Student Art Show is part of the May Open House event. We had lots of families and very proud artists attend. Here are a few images from this magical event.
