2018-2019 A year in review

WHY IS ART IMPORTANT?

AUTUMN BLESSINGS

ANNUAL FALL HARVEST AUCTION 2019

CHRISTMAS IS THE SEASON NOT ONLY OF REJOICING, BUT OF REFLECTION

THE WORLD CHANGES WHEN IT SNOWS

"Today you are you! That is truer than true! There is no one alive who is you-er than you!"

DR SEUSS DAY

"MAY YOUR BLESSINGS OUTNUMBER THE SHAMROCKS THAT GROW, AND MAY TROUBLE AVOID YOU WHEREVER YOU GO"

SO PROUD OF ALL OUT ENTRIES INTO THE "ART @ THE HEART" CONTEST

GOOD LUCK TO ALL!!!

Our "Art @ The Hearts" artwork on display at Immaculate Heart Academy

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SPRING THINGS

Mrs. Wood's Kindergarten

Students were inspired by mosaic works of art in order to create their very own mosaic Easter Eggs out of pre-cut squares of foam. This project increases fine motor skills, cognitive thinking as well as their creative ability.

Mrs. Meagher's First Grade Class

Students followed along with Mrs. Smith to create an Easter Bunny. Each part of the Easter Bunny was done by using step by step instructions in order to engage listening as well as their own creativity to make each bunny unique and their own.

Mrs. McNulty's Second Grade

Mrs. Meagher's First Grade

Students created their own "James Rizzi" inspired buildings.

Mrs. Mercurio's Third Grade

Students created baskets out of recycled Clorox bottles that they cut evenly spaced slits into. The students then chose different colors of yarn and weaved through every other slit in order to complete their basket. This project was collaborated by Mrs. Mercurio and Mrs. Smith while the students were taught about Native Americans.

Mrs. McNulty's Second Grade

This project was created in honor of their "First Holy Communion." This project is a longstanding tradition here at SMS. Each year every second grader chooses a picture of Mary to copy onto "shrinky dink paper" It is then glued onto a painted piece of wood that is be hung up as a plague to commemorate such a special day for them.

Mrs. Sullivan's Fifth Grade

Paper Mache Bowls and Cups

Mrs. Meagher's First Grade

Mother's Day Project