These 5-7 inch figurines are halfway done. Each child needs to match the details they add to their figurines to what they know about their historical person. These fabric you see used here have all been donated by Murch parents. Keep themc coming. The children love the wide variety of options they've got to work with.
This site is meant primarily as a resource for other elementary visual art teachers. Enjoy! All works posted before August 2014 are images from an elementary school I worked at in DC, all posted after that date are from an language immersion elementary school in Arlington, Virginia. Feel free to use ideas shared on this blog.Please, if trying out the ideas , at the very minimum give me written/verbal credit. Thank you!!
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11/10/10
1st Grade Community-and all classes work
All children in 1st Grade are working on a very huge project. They are all working together to create one community.
Here are the 'people' of this community. They will be paper mache-d and clothed within the next week.
Tall, tall Kindergarten Sculptures go metallic (Bickart)
Look what we did with all those toilet paper and paper towel tubes and containers you have donated to the art room. Children LOVED this project. Mostly because they got to make their sculptures tall, tall!
We still need all sorts of recyclables for future projects. Check the recycling link on your right.
Hair, hair everywhere-4th Grade
In preparation for our totem poles, 4th grade children have been cutting and gluing paper to create the affect of hair, fur, scales or feathers. These 'swatches' then become valuable resources for all children in making their totems. We are very much still needing about 50 oatmeal containers for this project. Please make sure to bring them in.
Quilt practice continues -2nd Grade
Children had voted for this specific design for their class quilt
Eric Carle Collages by Prek class
11/8/10
$370 raised for International Bird Recue Research Center
I am happy and proud to announce that we raised $370 for the International Bird Rescue Research Center to help wildlife affected by the Gulf spill. Calendars will be in by November 19th. Way to go 5th Grade.
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