Perspective sea turtles.

Third grade painted sea turtles from a different perspective.  We imagined like we were under the water looking up.  We also learned what a tint of a color is.....basically it is when you add white to a color.  These are cool....third grade is cool:)

The clay monster.

Fourth grade celebrated monstober by creating clay monsters.  We let our imagination go wild on this one!  I like using monsters as inspiration because there is simply no wrong way to do it.....because they are not real.

Scribble monster.

Kindergarten used their imagination and used line to create shape and then turned it into a monster.  Also the students did a little cutting and pasting.  Happy Monstober!

Concept of space.

Kindergarten enjoyed learning about how to use space on their paper.  Space is one of the elements of art we art teachers teach so that the students can learn balance.  It is one of the first things an artist has to decide and think about before they create.  This was fun....and a tad messy.

Color study.

Fourth grade worked on a seasonal piece that explored two different color schemes.  Warm and Cool. They were able to trace the leaf but than used their knowledge of color and design to finish it up. It’s nice because even if there isn’t a lot of Fall colors outside due to all this crazy rain, we have Fall colors inside.