Winter Art Show

Some students observe the artwork with friends.
Some show and describe their projects to their parents.

7/8 class, Peace Poster
Kindergarten, Printmaking
1/2 class, Robot Collage
Kindergarten, Pumpkin Patch Collage
5/6 class, One-point perspective bedroom drawing
1/2 class, Robot Collage
1/2 class, Landscape drawing
Kindergarten, Louise Nevelson inspired collage
Kindergarten, Louise Nevelson inspired collage
7/8 class, Japanese inspired lanterns
7/8 class, Japanese inspired lanterns
7/8 class, Japanese inspired lanterns
Kindergarten, Louise Nevelson inspired collage
3/4 class, Paper-mache houses
3/4 class, Paper-mache houses
5/6 class, One-point perspective bedroom drawing
3/4 class, Paper-mache houses
Kindergarten, Color collage
3/4 class, Pattern Cylinder drawing
5/6, Landscape Project
Kindergarten, Mixed Media Tree
Kindergarten, Pumpkin Patch Collage
3/4, Picasso inspired self portrait
1/2, There was an old lady who swallowed a... drawing
3/4, Picasso inspired self portrait
1/2, Robot collage
5/6, One-point perspective drawing
Kindergarten, Primary color printmaking

7/8, Peace poster
7/8, Peace poster
5/6, One-Point perspective bedroom drawing
7/8, Peace Poster
5/6, Landscape project
Kindergarten, Primary color printmaking

5/6 Vincent's Room








Inspired by Vincent Van Gogh's painting, The Bedroom. Mr. B's class learned about one-point perspective to create these drawings.

3/4 Pattern Drawing



How many different patterns can you draw???

What has Kindergarten been up to?!




Kindergarten has been learning about Printmaking and texture. We have been making prints of leaves and sponges to see what the texture looks like.


We also worked together on collaborative paintings. We put leaves under our piece of paper and using crayons made rubbings of the texture. We then put watercolor paint on top of the crayon to learn about the magic of wax resist paintings. Do you remember what happens when we paint watercolors on top of crayons?



Does anyone recognize what the 3 colors students used to paint their hands are? PRIMARY COLORS! We've also been learning about how to use watercolor paints, and our primary colors!

We're always busy!