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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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6/3/11
Kindergarten kids in Fitzpatrick's class finally putting their pinatas to the test....
Some kids expressed wanting to take the injured pinatas home...I will keep them in the class until Monday if interested.
Remember, the afterschool art class ended last Friday
Please remember the afternoon art class ended last week on our tenth week. Please email or call school if you have any questions.
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5/29/11
5/23/11
5/18/11
Play set to Little Red Riding Hood Vandalized
Monday during parent teacher conferences the set for Little Red Riding Hood was vandalized. The 'trees' were knocked down, the 'closet' was ripped, and items were thrown about. If you know the people responsible please email custerandevans@aol.com or miriam.cutelis@yahoo.com.
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5/17/11
4th graders will be looking at the work of Judith S. King this afternoon
We will be needing varied decorative papers and textured fabrics in case you are getting rid of some soon.
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5/16/11
My studio got a makeover today
Since I did not have parent-teacher conferences, I worked on my room for 7 hours.....thanks to Regina Holliday for helping me with the kiln problem and building my new shelves.
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Got help with my shelves!
Murch Parent and local artist,Regina Holliday came over today to help me in my room...not only did she singlehandedly built 3 shelves in record time but she also dragged my broken kiln to the trash, piece by piece. Thank you Regina....and Isaac ( her son).....for all your help. also thank you HSA for the shelves. Picture above is of Isaac testing out the shelves.
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5/12/11
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