Friday, November 14, 2008

Recent creations!

These are too lovely not to share!
Animals by Second Grade students....








Thanks for your support!

The art show was a huge success! Thank you for coming out and supporting the art program at Morgan County Primary School. Here are some photos of our proud artists!















Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Art Show Thursday!

The art show is this Thursday, November 13th in our school lunchroom! You may drop in anytime between 5:00-7:00 pm. Please come by and see the beautiful art from the students of Morgan County Primary School. I hope to see you there!

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Dusty Landscapes

Several Second Grade classes created dusty chalk landscapes. They studied many different types of landscapes and we discussed what we saw in the reproductions we viewed. We talked about how things look when they are far away. I asked questions like, "how do trees look in the distance"? "Can you see each individual leaf, and why"? "How do fields and pastures look when they are far away"? This were created with messy chalk pastels which was a new material for most of them. The kids liked how their art turned out and it makes me happy to see them proud of their work. These are truly beautiful works of art.



Monday, October 20, 2008

Wild About Animals!

Several First Grade classes were learning about animals in art and they created these Wild Animal drawings. I only have two to share but I love all of them! The students worked on black paper with oil pastels and it really created a lovely affect. These will also be a part of our First Art Works show November 13th!


Lovely Landscapes

Here are some lovely tissue paper landscapes created by several First Grade classes. They were made with tissue, glue, and construction paper and we put a coat of Mod Podge over them last to seal everything down and give it a great shine. I love how these turned out.



First Grade Families

These First grade Family Portraits have really turned out lovely! I am very proud of the students and how they really made each person large and in proportion as well as their neat work. These families will be in the art show next month and are sure to make Mom and Dad proud!