March 19

 

Pre K used warm colors to create fish for a cool colored ocean.

Kindergarten glazed their clay suns with warm colored ceramic glazes.

Third Graders finished up the background of their toucan pastel drawings.

Lower School students have been creating blue morpho butterflies, tigers, toucans, and jungle scenes as part of their rain forest unit.

Students is Grade 4B did a great job on their rain forest mural.

March 12

 

PK and Kindergarten students have been learning about warn and cool colors.

This week we used warm colors (yellow, orange, and red) to create sunny faces.

Just in time for the nice, sunny weather!

First Graders read Tar Beach by Faith Ringgold and created a story quilt. 

Second Graders created tigers in the rain forest.

Fourth Graders are painting a rain forest mural.

They have done a great job planning and working together.

March 5

 

Pre K worked together to create a mural 

using cool colors and different kinds of painting tools.

Kindergarten students are also using cool colors and painting on foil.

Oh No! We got a little bit messy!

First Graders looked at the art work of African American artist Alma Woodsey Thomas

 before painting their own abstract art following some rules from the color wheel.

Second Grader ceramic heart pockets just came out of the kiln and they look fantastic!

William and the Eighth Graders are painting the base for a dulcimer 

that they will construct in music class.