Showing posts with label 13-14. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 13-14. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 4, 2014


Ceramic PANCAKES...Mmmmmmm Good!

5th graders stacked clay coils to create this delicious looking ceramic container.

Thursday, April 17, 2014



Pinch Pot Egg Baskets
1st graders created ceramic pinch pots, glazed them and then stuffed
them with grass and chocolates for a spring time surprise.

Thursday, April 3, 2014

Cardboard Loom Weaving
4th graders learned how to weave by creating a "Little Buddy".
This was done on a cardboard loom.They also learned vocabulary
 related to weaving and wrote a paragraph introducing us to their character.

Monday, February 24, 2014


Shading and Modeling 
5th graders practiced shading and modeling techniques to turn
stripes into 3D overlapping ribbons or worms.





Snowmen in 3D
5th graders looked at the illustrations of Caralyn Buehner
to create these chalk pastel/mixed media snow people, outside, doing their "thing"! 

Friday, January 17, 2014



Marshmallow Polar Bears
Kindergartens used circle templates to draw their polar bears and
filled them in by printing with marshmallows! They added snowflakes and scarves
to finish this beary cold picture.


Paintbrush Santas!
2nd graders turned old paint brushes into Santa Claus just in time for Christmas.



Geometric Evergreen Trees
1st graders used rectangles to create these picture perfect pines.



Circular Weaving
3rd graders re-used old CDs to create a loom and weaving.

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

 
Wild and Crazy Tom Turkey
1st graders did some paper weaving then turned it into a turkey.



Tree Weaving
6th graders created trees by wrapping and weaving
yarn on an embroidery hoop loom.



 
Warm and Cool Weaving
2nd graders painted target patterns with warm and cool colors.
They cut one painting into strips and the other into a loom.
They wove the two together to get a rainbow of colors all mixed together.

Tuesday, November 5, 2013


 
Weaving and Stitching
Kindergarteners practiced weaving and stitching through burlap.
 
 
 

 


CROWS and Collage
       6th graders looked at the work of Jaqueline McIntyre and zentagles
to create these scratch, collage paintings of crows.
 
  
 
 
 Halloween Black Cat Collage
1st graders used geometric shapes to create these black cat portraits on top
of a tissue paper painted background.
 
 
 

 Mr. Bones- Skeleton Sketches
2nd graders studied the real skeleton hanging in the art room during the month of October.
They sketched, tissue paper painted and charcoal shaded these eerie portraits of
"Mr. Bones".





"Black Eyes and Stitches" are very popular
Halloween face painting requests.
 
 
 
 
 3 D Warm/Cool Paper Sculpture
3rd graders painted paper and cut out shapes to build
these 3D paper sculptures.



 

Bald Eagle Patriotic Paintings
 
5th Graders were inspired by Andy Warhol's Endangered Species prints
and watched a video about the Bald Eagle to become more informed
about our national bird. (tissue paper painting, photo copies, chalk pastel and paint)



Thursday, October 10, 2013




Sand Hill Crane Collage- 4th grade
4th graders became aquainted with the Sand Hill Crane who migrates
through NE by
watching a video and studying photos.  They created this collage
of a "Dancing Crane" with watercolor
backgrounds, magazine paper bird,
 feather tails and wings, paper/raffia ground and old NE road map frame.
 
 

Scarecrow Collage- Kindergarten
Kindergarteners used geometric shapes(rectangles, circles
and triangles)
to make their scarecrow characters.
 
 
 
Fall Tree Collage - Kindergarten
Kindergarteners used a variety of art supplies to
create these "Autumn Inspired" trees.


 
Sponge Printed Birds - 2nd grade
2nd graders used cardboard to print trees and sponges
to print birds and leaves.  They created personalities
by drawing with markers and adding feathers.
 

 
Great Horned Owls - 2nd/1st grade
Students cut out their owl shapes by tracing circles,
added marker line designs, oil pastel color and
water color paint resist. 
 

 
 
Butterflies 2D to 3D - 2nd/1st grade
Students reviewed symmetrical design then made 2D butterflies with
chalk pastel, dot markers and paper shapes.  They turned them into 3D
butterflies with additional cutting and folding of wings.