In Art class, fourth graders learned the difference between shape (2-D) and form (3-D) while creating these papier mache pets. Students could choose between a cat or a dog and they could decorate their pet to look realistic or abstract.
Nice work artists!
We used those awesome construction paper crayons and glitter gloss to create these after learning many fun facts about Peacocks. We also continued talking about free-form and geometric shapes!
In Art class, second graders learned many interesting facts about peacocks through power point. Next, students painted a peacock step by step focusing on good painting skills.
Great work young artists!
These clay cupcakes were created by 3rd graders.
And yes, they even used real sprinkles! After students created these clay cupcakes, they had to create an advertisement as if they were trying to sell their cupcake! The students surprised me by how excited they were to create an advertisement. They couldn't wait to get to that part of the project. It was neat to make the connection of advertising as a real life career that involves art!
In Art class, second graders reviewed the primary and secondary colors. Students then mixed their own secondary colors and painted them with paint. Next, students ripped apart their painting to create these beautiful fish!
In Art class, first graders studied Antarctica and learned facts about the Emperor penguins that live there. They also learned the difference between geometric and free-form shapes. First graders really practiced their cutting and gluing skills while creating these adorable penguins!
