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Wednesday, May 29, 2013

4th Grade Frank Stella Style Relief Sculptures

Frank Stella Relief Sculptures  
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3rd Grade Art and Music Showcase Highlights


For those of you that didn't make it, and for those of you that just want to relive the moment over and over again, here are some highlights from the 3rd Grade Art and Music Showcase. 



Thursday, May 16, 2013

Way to go First Graders!


The First Grade Art and Music Showcase was a huge success! Thanks to all the parents and staff that attended and helped out with the event. Also a big thanks to Ms. Schwein who every year puts on such a wonderful, engaging, and hilarious Informance. 



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Saturday, May 4, 2013

Spanish Tile Project


We have had a request for a how-to/tutorial on the Spanish tile project seen here

 Here is a quick how to. Thanks Ella!



Start with a square piece of paper (we went with 6X6)

Fold paper edge to edge, or corner to corner  creating an X or a cross in the middel of your paper 
(different folds give you slightly different looks)

Begin by drawing a simple shape in the triangle created by your folds on the top of your square . 

(If you folded edge to edge and your folds create a cross in the middle   then you will turn the square so its corners face towards you and away from you. Your folds will create a diamond shape to draw in.)   

Turn/rotate the paper and draw the same shape in the next triangle created by your folds.
Continue this process always drawing on the top of your design and rotating. 

I supplied my kids with handouts that had a bunch different Spanish Tile designs they could use to inform what shapes they wanted to draw. 




Friday, May 3, 2013

4th Grade Picasso Inspired Clay Faces



4th Grade created these Clay Faces using Slab and Slip construction. We looked at Cubist works by Pablo Picasso, and discussed texture while creating these sculptures.  

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