Archive for May, 2008
20
May
Pre-K3 Coil Pots
It is so much fun to help the PreK-three year old children learn new things! Here the students learned to make long “snakes” or “noodles” using their fingers. A base for the pot is created by turning a round ball into a “pancake”. The noodles and snakes are then attached together with the “pancake” to make a coil pot.
The votes are in! We now have our 20 winners whose artwork will be sent to the international children’s art exhibit entitled “the Colors of My Land” in Thailand. First grade classes voted each other’s artwork anonymously and here are the results! Congratulations to all on a job well done!
14
May
Pre-K Clowns!
Pre-K students gained experience with line, color, shape, and pattern by creating these super fun and very colorful clowns! Nice job Pre-K! The clowns are getting many compliments as people walk by the art room!
06
May
Grade Two Master Weavers
Second grade students are learning all about weaving. Here is some of their new knowledge:
1) The Native Americans were the first to invent the process of weaving.
2) There are two parts to a weaving, the warp and the weft.
3) Weaving is fun!…Especially when you are relaxing under a table!
06
May
Kindergarten Dragons!
