2nd Grade

Using rulers and bold, bright colors,

 2nd graders measured and colored these OP ART inspired pictures.

2nd Grade

After reading "Rainbow Fish",  2nd grader's made this classroom fish with warm and cool colored scales.

4th Grade

 Yummy Yummy....look who's hungry!  Sketching was never so much fun for 4th graders who bit their way through this assignment.  Every bite required some mathematical calculations as fractions were a requirement to continuing the cookie.

5th Grade Abstract Line Paintings

Students learned about the abstract art of Wassily Kandinsky with paintings of bright bold colors and shapes.  To begin the assignment, students had to listen to short sets of music and draw...keeping their eyes closed.  From there they used a small viewfinder to pull out an interesting composition of lines.  Students then transfered the lines to Dura Lar transparent plastic, painted and framed their artwork.  Put in the window and they are SMASHINGLY BRIGHT and BOLD on a sunny day!

5th grade Complementary Color Masks

Learning about color is always fun when you are able to paint.  Students in 5th grade painted their own creative masks using complementary color sets:
RED-GREEN
YELLOW-VIOLET
BLUE-ORANGE

3rd grade

Self-Portraits: "What do I want to be when I grow up?"

Using chalk pastels, students completed these self-portraits.  They asked themselves the question, "what do I want to be when I grow up?". Here are a few creative examples:

Kindergarten Self-Portraits

Students learned the difference between a portrait and a self-portrait when they made pictures of themselves.

Each picture had likeness to the student as they were able to choose hair, eye, and skin color that resembled their own.