Kindergartners are making a pumpkin patch collage from shapes. They used torn green paper for the grass... |
and cut out other shapes to create a truck and a wagon full of pumpkins. |
This project was great for scissor and glue practice, and well as problem solving and decision making skills.
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Finished product. |
Finished product. |
Finished product. |
Finished product. |
1st grade is working on a pumpkin patch picture using oil pastels. We used BIG shapes in the foreground, and SMALL shapes in the background. This creates the illusion of space in our picture. |
Finished product. |
Finished product. |
Finished product. |
2nd grade used their knowledge of organic shapes to make a collage with tissue paper. After gluing the pieces to a background, we used metallic markers to add details. |
Work in progress. |
Work in progress. |
3rd graders are practicing their oil pastel skills to get ready for their next project. |
This practice activity focuses on blending colors together. |
This activity allows us to be well prepared for our project. |
4th grade is working on a still life project. We are studying apples closely in order to draw them realistically. |
We are making several apple drawings using different mediums... |
such as ebony pencil... |
and charcoal! |
5th graders are practicing shading techniques. By adding shadows and highlights to 2-dimensional shapes, we can make them look 3-D. |
Great job 5th grade! This is a tricky skill. |