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KINDERGARTEN CELEBRATES
INDIGENOUS NORTH AMERICAN PEOPLE
Some Kindergarten students recognized National Indigenous Peoples Day by composing possible ancient scenes. Students explored paint stamping with cut out organic shapes in natural colors.
KINDERGARTEN, FIRST GRADE
Line Studies
Mexican Sun
Mexican Sun
Folk Art Style
Desert Turtle
Desert Turtle
Wax Resistance
SECOND GRADE HUICHOL CATS
SNOW CAT
SNOW CAT
FIRE CAT
FIRE CAT
RAIN CAT
RAIN CAT
4th, 5th GRADE
OKUDA SAN MIGUEL-INSPIRED ART
Jaguar
Jaguar
LuchAdor Mask
LuchAdor Mask
National Hispanic Month
All of the art above and more was included in a video presentation recognizing National Hispanic Month, presented in PS 008 during the day and offered to parents and the community during the Family Night Arts Event held October 15 and 16. In addition to the representative works seen above, our 2nd, 4th, and 5th Grade Art Clubs also produced three very large paper serapes to decorate the front of the stage for the live concert and dance show that was a part of the event (see below)
Shape Monsters
Shape Monsters
Our kindergarten students collaged colorful monsters using basic shapes that they learned to identify. Everyone's monster was different, projecting it's maker's creative personality.
Color Monsters
Color Monsters
Our self-contained kindergarten students painted color monsters designed to help students identify and cope with their feelings. They learned color can suggest different moods.
2nd Grade
2nd Grade
Second grade students in self-contained classes learned to collage a PS 008 Lion Mascot (left) and a Fall Harvest Sunflower (right) using colored papers and oil pastels.
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