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Water Colors
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Sunday, September 27, 2015
Second Grade Rockets
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Second Grade practiced using a ruler as a tool for measurement when drawing. Each student had to draw a rocket ship that was five inches lo...
First Grade Crazy Hair Lines
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The First Graders recently drew self portraits with crazy hair to practice drawing various lines, after drawing their portraits and coloring...
Kindergarten Lines and Colors
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The Kindergarten students practiced making various lines in pencil and then traced them in permanent marker. The following week, the used li...
Saturday, April 25, 2015
Kindergarten Kandinsky Inspired Art
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Kindergarten created abstract paintings based on the works of Wassily Kandinsky . They first used cardboard tubes to stamp black circles all...
Wayne Thiebaud: Fourth Grade Cakes
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Fourth graders learned how to draw three tier cakes as a part of our study on artist Wayne Thiebaud. They reviewed basic types of lines and ...
Wayne Thiebaud: Second Grade Cupcakes
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Second graders learned to draw a cupcake using the entire picture plane as a part of our school wide Wayne Thiebaud artist study. After draw...
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Fourth Grade Pumpkins
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Fourth Graders worked on drawing overlapping pumpkins. They added a horizon line to separate the land and sky. They added details to show im...
Second Grade Scarecrows
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Second Grade has been working on drawing pictures using simple shapes and then adding detail such as implied texture. The students followed ...
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Mouse Paint: Kindergarten
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Kindergarten read Mouse Paint by Ellen Stoll Walsh to learn about primary colors and the secondary colors created by mixing those colors. A...
The Line: Third Grade
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Third Grade read The Line by Paula Bossio to discuss how various lines form various pictures. We talked about the importance of being able ...
Lines That Wiggle: First and Second Grade Lines
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First and Second Grade read Lines That Wiggle by Candace Whitman to learn about various types of lines. They then drew various lines with b...
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