Here are some of the watercolor trees that third graders painted. They did a great job!

Fashion in the art room.

Third grades students learned about Emily Carr, a canadian artist. Students studied trees and their different shapes and practiced drawing trees. Students were then given watercolor paper to draw a tree or trees which were then painted using watercolors.

Maya, Aztec, and Inca cultures were studies in fifth grade social studies. In the art room the students learned about the Huichol Indians who are decendents of the Aztec. Nearikas or yarn paintings are made by the Huichol Indians. Students made nearikas using yarn on cardboard.

K/1 students learned about Primary and Secondary colors. They created a 'color wheel' caterpillar using this new information.

In third grade, we talked about Georgia O'Keeffe's 'Radiator Building, Night, New York'. We also looked at other art works of cities at night. We talked about the shapes of the tops of different city buildings. The final project was a 'City Nightscape' made from construction paper.

Fourth grade students created Modigliani style portraits in November. Modigliani used elongated heads,  noses, and necks.