BUSY NOVEMBER ART!!!!!
November has been quite a busy month for the school's art classes.
The third graders did geometric "art deco" turkey drawings. The 3rd grade started learning how to use rulers and how to follow a step by step directed drawing.
Next, the 6th grade class did dye turkeys. This project entailed coloring coffee filters with washable markers then sprayed with water to let the colors bleed. Once the filters were dried, we created turkeys and attached them to the "feathers".
We started the month with the 4th grade class doing tissue paper "stained glass". After each window was created, the student was asked to research a saint and attach an index card with information on the said they had chosen. You can look for these beautiful projects in the windows of the entrance of our school during conference night this upcoming Thursday.
TURKEY LURKEY TIME
TURKEY LURKEY TIME
TURKEY LURKEY TIME
It's Turkey Lurkey Time for our 5th graders who did a step by step drawing of a turkey, these turkeys are spotlighted this month outside of the art room on the main art bulletin board.
INDIAN CORN
TURKEY LURKEY TIME
TURKEY LURKEY TIME
Getting in the spirit of fall harvest and Thanksgiving, our Kindergarten class created Indian corn. We learned what Indian corn was and how it differs from the corn we consume.
SPOOKY OCTOBER!!!!!!
Our showcase is filled with art projects from October. Which is still in spooky mode until after conferences.