Pre-K: Flower Pots

Chick Flower Pots 

Pre-K students had fun painting flower pots and turning them into chicks. They also scooped soil into the pots and planted seeds. We're looking forward to watching them grow. 

1st Grade: Spring Collage

Spring Tree Collage

First grade students enjoyed creating a spring tree collage. Supplies including construction paper, tissue paper, yarn, felt, and raffia were all used to create the collage. The students cut various sized rectangles to form a tree and circle and triangle shapes to form the baby birds.

The students enjoyed viewing real nests as a project preview.

Pre-K and K Chicks

Look what's hatching in Pre-K and Kindergarten!

First, the students drew a circle and a triangle and painted them yellow. These shapes represent the chick's head and body. Next, the shapes we're cut out and glued to blue paper. Eggshells and other details were added to create the adorable chick hatching from an egg. Finally, tissue paper grass and ripped paper rain were added to create a spring environment. 

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The above chicks were created by students in Ms. Yost's class.

2nd Grade: Sea Life

Miss Nisnick's class created a wonderful sea life project.

First, the students made a fish using Crayola Model Magic Clay. The fish was painted to appear realistic. Next, the top portion of the canvas board was painted blue to represent water while ripped paper was glued to the bottom portion to represent sand. Details were painted such as coral and seaweed. Finally, a wooden starfish was added and the clay fish was glued to the canvas board.

 

2nd Grade: Dragons

Chinese Dragons 

The second grade students spent a lot of time creating detailed dragons. This project combined art and math. The students cut pieces of construction paper to create a symmetrical dragon. Also, a ruler was used to measure the various peices of yarn used in the project. 

The dragon is a symbol for: 

good luck

strength

power

success 

wealth

Kindergarten Dinosaurs

Dino-mite Dinosaurs! 

Kindergarten students had a great time creating prehistoric art. First, they drew the dinosaur's body using different geometric shapes. Next, they painted the dinosaur with watercolor paints. Then, details were added such as dinosaur legs and plates. Finally, grass, a sun, and an erupting volcano were created.