Pine Tree

Second grade students studied the artist Henri Matisse, and learned how to create their own collages with warm and cool colors.

Second grade students studied the artist Yayoi Kusama, and learned how to create pumpkin pattern drawings based on her work.

Second grade students studied the artist Vincent Van Gogh, and learned how to create their own cool landscapes with oil pastels.

Third grade students studied the artist Vincent Van Gogh, and learned how to create their own warm landscapes with oil pastels.

Third grade students studied the element of art, texture, and learned how to draw different visual textures in circles.

Third grade students learned about symmetry and how to create it with a variety of shapes.

Fourth grade students learned about geometric shapes and how to create positive and negative space with them.

Fourth grade students learned about positive and negative space and created it with one type of shape.

Fourth grade learned about texture and how to create texture on their apple drawing.

Fifth grade students read the story "The DOT" by Peter H. Reynolds and created dots with a variety of line and color.

Fifth grade students learned about organic shapes and how to create positive and negative space with them.

Fifth grade students studied complementary colors, Pop Art artist, Wayne Theibaud, and his dessert art.

Fifth grade students studied analogous colors, Pop Art artist, Wayne Theibaud, and his dessert art.