1st graders learned about owls in art class. Students also learned about the neutral colors; black, white, brown and gray
These portraits were created by 4th graders after studying Picasso. Students used colored glue to outline thier drawings and construction paper crayons to color in the spaces.
In art class, 3rd graders learned about cardinals. They are such a popular bird six states have named them their state bird! Students also learned that the male cardinals are bright red and the females are brown. 3rd graders painted cardinals on a branch on a snowy day.
5th graders created their own scratch paper using oil pastels and black paint. Students then had fun using their creativity to scratch their spooky house drawings. 
In art class, 1st graders studied different types of lines. Students created a drawing of lines like zigzag, wavy, curved and diagonal. 1st graders also know the difference between vertical and horizontal lines. They traced over their drawing with black glue. Students finished their artwork by painting in the spaces with watercolor paints. 
In art class, 2nd graders learned about the artist
1st graders studied peacocks and learned about warm and cool colors. Warm colors are red, yellow and orange because they look like they would feel warm. Cool colors are blue, green and purple because they look like they would feel cool. Students painted these pretty peacocks using warm and cool colors.
In Art class, 5th graders studied sculptures and learned the difference between shapes and forms. Students could chose
4th graders studied owls in Art class. Students learned many interesting facts about owls and had fun cutting and gluing their owl
Young artists in 2nd grade created these fantastic pumpkin patches in Art class. Student’s learned what a sculpture is and formed their artwork using a type of clay called Celluclay.
1st graders created these paintings in one 60 minute art class! Students mixed their own green and purple and had fun using their thumbs to create the grapes!
