Kindergarten created these musical clay bells by stamping texture in the surface and painting them with watercolor paint.

Students heard the book "Mouse Paint" then drew mice with oil pastel, then painted a rainbow of colors by only using the primary colors.

Kindergarten created collages of paper made of shapes to create a scary and fun shark.

First grade created a bowl made from cloth scraps and watered-down glue using a styrofoam bowl as a support while drying.

Students looked at the art of Metepec, Mexico and the clay suns they created to adorn the exterior of their homes. We then created our own with layers of foam on a plate, wrapped in tinfoil and colored with permanent marker.

First Grade created a bird baths made of clay with melted glass beads to represents water; they were glazed as well.

Fifth grade created a tile by making their own stamp to use as a positive or negative image.

Students worked together to create this collaborative art by each creating a piece of the entity.

Fifth grade looked at the very interesting Banyan tree from the tropical regions and then created their own tree with acrylic paint and blending together oil pastels to make colorful scenes.

Sixth grade created a one-point perspective in a desert scene where they could paint or color them however they wish.

Students created a weaving using an old calendar photo cut into strips to create a weaving by weaving between the strips and actually weaving the photo strip.

Sixth grade looked at the amazing glass art of Dave Chihuly and created their own sculpture make of clear acetate colored with permanent markers and mounted on a painted wooden dowel.