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Grade 5 Art Classes
All of my K-5 classes are currently working on a large underwater mural for the Small Theater area. By using just three colors ( yellow, red and blue), we created very special hand painted papers. The...
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This project idea was to create a cut paper relief mural with an underwater theme. All 371 of my students in grades K-5 participated in this mural. Each child experienced mixing two different primary...
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Take an underwater tour!
This project idea was to create a cut paper relief mural with an underwater theme. All 371 of my students in grades K-5 participated in this mural. Each child experienced mixing two different primary...
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Grade One Self-Portraits
Grade One students work on Thoughtful Painting:” Paint slowly. Use light colors first Hold your brush the direction the line goes Paint a fence around the area you want to paint Keep your brush, water...
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Grade Two Art
Grade Two Art- Students have begun a “Drawing Unit” by experimenting with many different drawing techniques. They have practiced how to draw lines that show movement, texture and rhythm. Then the...
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Kindergarten Self-Portraits
Kindergarten Art- Self-Portraits- Kindergartners drew their self-portraits while looking into a mirror. Then using watercolor inks, they painted their faces inside of a patterned frame. They are...
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Grade Three Art- Students created their own color wheel in order to better understand the basics of color theory. First, they mixed the primary colors to get the secondary colors ( orange, green and...
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Grade Four Students created their own 12-color wheel in order to better understand the basics of color theory. First they mixed their own secondary and tertiary colors onto strips. The color wheel is...
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Grade Five Art-
Students created their own 12-color wheel in order to better understand the basics of color theory. First they mixed their own secondary and tertiary colors onto strips. The color wheel is a tool...
View ArticleK-5 Clay Projects and more!
Kindergarten Art- Drawing- While looking at real pineapples, Kindergartners drew the shapes they saw. They focused on the direction the lines went and drew what they “really” saw! For a background,...
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